Relatively high salary in Korea
There is a salary cap, no matter how hard you work.
I have a master's degree, so they mostly asked about technological stuff. The interview was conducted in Korean, but English interviews are also available for non-Korean speakers (probably only for those with a master's degree or above).
I had to sit on a panel of specialists and answer questions. The questions varied from basic knowledge of semiconductors to how I work in a team. They were designed to assess how well-rounded I was and if I were flexible.
HR management was very friendly. You enter the interview with a few other candidates and conduct the interview. The first few questions are about self-introduction and work experience. Later, they asked lots of technical questions.
I have a master's degree, so they mostly asked about technological stuff. The interview was conducted in Korean, but English interviews are also available for non-Korean speakers (probably only for those with a master's degree or above).
I had to sit on a panel of specialists and answer questions. The questions varied from basic knowledge of semiconductors to how I work in a team. They were designed to assess how well-rounded I was and if I were flexible.
HR management was very friendly. You enter the interview with a few other candidates and conduct the interview. The first few questions are about self-introduction and work experience. Later, they asked lots of technical questions.