Pay is the only reason. I will leave as soon as I'm able.
American workers are merely puppets. The Koreans run the whole show, and the dual management structure (one Korean and one American manager) is enough to drive one crazy. The direction is mainly from the immediate American manager, but if a Korean manager says something, you are expected to say "how high" when they say "jump." There is no communication between groups and no accountability. Promotions are, for the most part, given to "corp" engineers who are trained straight out of college in the "Samsung Way." One group now managed by a "corp" engineer has an incredibly high turnover rate, and yet he is still manager. Diversity is getting better, but promotions, hiring, etc., are still dominated by those of Korean origin.
As one of the previous reviews said: get rid of the Americans and fill in with Koreans.
I had a phone screen with their external recruiting company, a phone interview with the hiring manager, and an on-site interview with two panels. The first panel interview went well, but the tone of the interview changed with the second panel. Half
It was really good and easy. I liked the process overall; it was excellent. The process was defined, easy, and straightforward. It was easy to work with, too. What an easy process!
Pretty good. Nothing I couldn't handle. I had prepared well, so it was sort of a walk in the park. Pretty good. Nothing I couldn't handle. I had prepared well, so it was sort of a walk in the park.
I had a phone screen with their external recruiting company, a phone interview with the hiring manager, and an on-site interview with two panels. The first panel interview went well, but the tone of the interview changed with the second panel. Half
It was really good and easy. I liked the process overall; it was excellent. The process was defined, easy, and straightforward. It was easy to work with, too. What an easy process!
Pretty good. Nothing I couldn't handle. I had prepared well, so it was sort of a walk in the park. Pretty good. Nothing I couldn't handle. I had prepared well, so it was sort of a walk in the park.