Ford Motor Company Employer Reviews

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Ford Motor Company is a great company to work for. My time at Ford's Twin Cities Assembly Plant in St. Paul, Minnesota was an exciting and rewarding time. Automotive manufacturing is an enjoyable career to be in.

Company has a strong corporate social responsibility program and is committed to give back to the communities it serves.

My last position at Ford as People, Events & System Coordinator did not have a basic routine. Everyday i learned a lot and had contacts with Executives and Employees from all around the world. My co-workers support, was extremely important for me to achieve my goal and do my job as a Coordinator and we always worked as "team". The hardest part of the – more... job was the Engineering Vocabulary which, i had to learn in order to join the meetings. After working during seven years in an Automotive Industry i can say today i am a totally different professional and person in many aspects: cultural, teamwork, organized, leadership and being committed. – less

Offered excellent training, growth and excellent healthcare and benefit package
Every day I look forward to go to work
Management structure was excellent which valued their employees
Peers were good team workers
Never had pat in my stay at Ford Motor Company
Successful program launches. growth and patients
I loved and enjoyed every second of my entire – more... stay at ford
Salary does not include lease cars profit shearing and other misc benifits – less

A typical day at work for me is always busy because i like to stay busy... I learned new skills at work everyday.

Good people nice to work there. But Dearborn weather not very good,

The hardest part of the job was leaving when I relocated from Michigan to Georgia. The most enjoyable part of the job was everything else. I loved my bosses and my coworkers.

Prompt 6am start. No call offs a great day. When an employee calls off I would have to do their job. As far as management goes they are ok. Co-workers I don't too much deal with unless they will be off. The best part of the is the pay and benefits. I enjoy learning new things as well.

Ford Motor Company Finance is a group of highly talented individuals. Decision making is always maintained at the top of the company.

Great job to have! You have to be seasoned to make it on the line but the work environment is great

This company is very oragnised, hi tech and very automated.

Assemble parts to the engine on the assembly line, I learn a lot about the car engine and auto manufactory.Management was the best.Co-workers enjoyed working with them, best time in my life. Hardest part was getting laid off. Most enjoyable part was getting hired in at Ford Motor Company.

Very physically demanding career. The largest advantage was the hourly wage, health benefits and paid time off.

Very unionized, if one wants to excell basically I found it was who you knew and not based as much on your productivity.

Great place to work. Room for advancement after being with the organization for a long period of time (6+ years). Hard to get information from Leadership, rather than getting answers you get "it is what it is". Requests are made for suggestions to make changes but changes are not made based on lower salary employee suggestions. Difficult to get into – more... a field that was studied in college. College Graduate Program tailored to place associate where needed rather than suggesting a temporary fit with a promise to make the attempt to get the associate into their desired area. – less

* a Typical day at wrk would be very challenging trying to meet solid program deadlines. It involved corodinating with cross functional teams whih interact with the commodidity i owned and also interact with various engineering teams relevant to the part i owned and designed
* I learned a lot about product development from conceptual phase to prototype – more... build, all the possible areas of concern that may not be evident at design phase. Use of DFMEA and other problem solving tools. How to use knowledge of design and product development save the compnay money and resources.
* i worked with a team of highly profecient and knowledgable engineers. This team was assigned different liftgates for vehicle programs assigned globally.
* The hardest part of the job was to depend on the engineering teams working on interfacing parts to give their feedback/outputs so that i could proceed further in the design maturity stage.
* the most enjoyable part of this job was the challenge it posed in devloping a most attractive at the same time, very cost efficient and feasible design structure which would appeal to the end customer – less

A typical day at work: meetings and preparation
What you learned: Cleaning skills
Management: leadership, expectations, trust
Your co-workers: unity and dignity
The hardest part of the job: supplies
The most enjoyable part of the job: building relationships

If you find the right Ford Dealership to work for, it can be a really great experience. Great product, training and compensation.

I worked on an assembly line and as a machine operator. Also, I repaired sterring pumps.