I guess the best reasons to be employed by Samsung in Korea are to have the benefit of working with one of the largest electronic manufacturers in the world. The experience of being a part of such a fast-paced design team and organizing your work ethic around a different business culture was unique.
Long hours, a sense of duty, and unwavering commitment to Samsung codes of conduct. The work to free time ratio was awful. There were questionable management practices in regards to foreign employees, not knowing how to properly lead and implement a growing environment.
Realize that foreign workers are coming to work within the Samsung organization without the expectation of brutally long hours and a do-as-you're-told mentality.
Business culture is obviously different from country to country, but a certain bit of leeway could perhaps be implemented to help new workers adjust to the differences.
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The initial interview contains questions about yourself and information you declared on your curriculum vitae. It is a one-on-one interview with HR personnel. Questions are easy and could be answered quickly if you know what you've declared on your
Submitted my resume via LinkedIn, and then had a virtual meeting. The interview was quick, a 15-minute talk that was nice and comfortable. They were nice but asked sharp questions. I learned a lot, and next time will be easier because I experienced t
There was one coding round, with one question on BFS. Four students were capable of solving that question completely, requiring a 50/50 pass rate. Even 49/50 test cases were not allowed. Technical round: They asked me questions about my project, Vi