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"If you have smart people, you have a chance to win. And if you don’t, you won’t." - Bill Ford
Ford is changing the way it recruits, looking at non-traditional candidates to complement its core talent.
Technology race drives automotive hiring
Congratulations to Ford's Reates Curry for making Business Insider's most powerful female engineers list. #FordCareers #FordEmployees
The 43 most powerful female engineers of 2017
Ford is committed to making all people’s lives better. See how our newly launched program is helping adults living with autism gain valuable skills while bringing a unique set of talent to the workplace. #FordCareers
Autism in the Workplace: A Look at a Program at Ford Giving Adults
We’re investing $1B during the next 5 years in a new artificial intelligence software company, Argo AI.
Ford Invests in Argo AI: An Innovative Partnership on the Road to Autonomy
Ford works every day to earn your admiration through our commitment to improving lives by changing the way the world moves. We’re proud to be named to the Fortune Magazine World's Most Admired Companies list. #MostAdmired #FordCareers
The World's Most Admired Companies for 2017
“Through creative initiatives like the Ford STEM High School Community Challenge, we hope to encourage innovative approaches to learning that spark student interest and imagination,” said Mike Schmidt, director, Education and Global Community Develop
Now in its 14th year, Ford Driving Skills for Life has provided free training to more than 1 million newly licensed drivers in 35 countries, this equates to an investment of more than $40 million Ford has committed to promoting safety on the road.
Ford Driving Skills for Life Kicks Off 2017 Tour Promoting Basics That Save the Lives of New Drivers
Meet Victoria: A Ford research engineer who is just 23, but already holds nine patents. #FordCareers
23-Year-Old Ford Engineer Has Nine Patents and Counting
We go further, so you can. #FordCareers
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