Working at Ford Audio-Video Systems in Oklahoma City, OK: 2 Employee Job Reviews by Real Employee working in Oklahoma City, OK Area

"Great development team. Mid sized company."

"Ford AV is hands down one of the worst companies I have ever worked for. Oppressive, hostile and abnormal is how I would describe the company culture. The company is headed by a neurotic and overbearing control freak. A complete wack job who in my opinion, seems to spend her every waking moment nitpicking, harassing and nagging her employees to death for anything and everything, even if it’s trivial. Difficult to work for is an understatement. Fear, paranoia and intimidation rules, and respect and employee appreciation is non-existent. Being thrown under the bus is not uncommon. This company is a total bureaucracy filled with paperwork and red tape. Everything you do or need requires a form and those forms almost always need a rubber stamp or five for approval. Every tangible item or action has some code or number attached to it. Their processes are ineffective. And don’t get me started on the tens of cameras trained on you at any given time. My co-workers were awesome. They are great people who I have nothing but high praise and respect for. However, I think the owners are nothing more than scumbags in suits, the Division Manager is a school yard bully on a power trip and most of the Project Managers there are condescending jerks that are washed up and past their prime. During my tenure I was poorly treated, degraded, and threatened. The treatment I endured only scratches the surface of the company culture and how these people treat their employees. It’s no wonder their turnover rate is so high and morale is so low. Bottom line, if you’re looking to break into the AV industry, this place is for you. If you’re desperate for a paycheck and a horrible working environment or if you’ve failed in life, this place is for you. If you want to work for a company that’s progressive and forward thinking and values their employees, I would recommend you take your talents elsewhere."