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Industry leader, emphasis on safety, sabbatical benefit, good employee bonuses, nice severance packages, and notice to employees who were about to be laid off.
Average a layoff every 2 years. Hard to advance, with limited opportunities and unstable job security (unless you live in China).
As a worker in the fab, you are evaluated by people who hardly ever set foot in your work environment. Hence, they tend to have their perspective marred by brownnosers and extroverted personalities.
Great place to work, as long as you do not work in wafer operations.
Do away with fab supervisors and give a few manufacturing technicians (who work in the fab and do not go to meetings all day) the added responsibility of evaluating manufacturing technician work performance.
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In-person interview with two interviewers who asked behavioral as well as a few technical questions. The first few questions were like, "Tell us about a time where..." They also had a small booklet with some problems and associated diagrams.
Manufacturing Technician
I was interviewed by a group of people, each asking different types of questions. Typical behavioral and logic questions were geared toward position, chemistry, math, and electrical troubleshooting. These were straightforward questions, not super c
Manufacturing Technician
The interview process was about what I would expect from a large company. They asked you questions and gave you scenarios for you to respond to. Overall, it wasn't easy, but it wasn't hard either.
Manufacturing Technician
Davis, California, United StatesJanuary 1, 2016In-person interview with two interviewers who asked behavioral as well as a few technical questions. The first few questions were like, "Tell us about a time where..." They also had a small booklet with some problems and associated diagrams.
Manufacturing Technician
United StatesJanuary 29, 2019I was interviewed by a group of people, each asking different types of questions. Typical behavioral and logic questions were geared toward position, chemistry, math, and electrical troubleshooting. These were straightforward questions, not super c
Manufacturing Technician
Phoenix, Arizona, United StatesMarch 11, 2019The interview process was about what I would expect from a large company. They asked you questions and gave you scenarios for you to respond to. Overall, it wasn't easy, but it wasn't hard either.
