Ford Motor Company

"You have to be an advocate for yourself. Automotive is naturally filled with men, but we do have strong female leaders in place that can make a difference."

"We are moving toward a lot of great things...an improved culture and exciting products. It's a great place to make a difference"

"Don't let others step on you. Speak up when you have questions or concerns."

"Policies are family friendly, however there are pockets of old style culture which is not friendly to working mothers"

"Very demanding; very much a boys club environment; hours are very long"

"Great work-life balance, diversity, and policies in place to support it!"

"The boy's club is very active. It is tough for a woman to be recognized and get the promotion."

"Numberous Pockets of old boys club mentality still exists throughout company"

"Lots of opportunities for flexibility, if you have a supportive manager."

"Expect to spend the bulk of your career in middle management, being passed over for promotions, rotating throug 2x as many assignments as men for the same promotion and being significantly underpaid compared to the men."

"Great place to work but you need to be stratgic and buils a network."

"Great example of treating male and female employees equitably. Great maternity package and support."

"Get ready to fight to prove that your engineering degree and years of experience are worth as much as your male counterpart. It's a "man's world" in engineering and product development so you're on your own! I enjoyed working in the automotive industry and the challenges it provided, but Ford let me go immediately after my maternity leave. How's that for supporting women in the work force?"