Flexible Schedule, Ruthless Competition
Flexible Schedule, Ruthless Competition
There are a lot of benefits.
The work schedule for jobs outside the fab is very flexible.
Free drinks and fruit are available from the cafes.
There are lots of opportunities to move around to different jobs.
The environment is very competitive. You are expected to be better than those around you and improve your skills constantly, or get laid off.
Makes the concept of teamwork pretty much non-existent.
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