Top-tier product, but a dirty culture. Renowned for overwork
Top-tier product, but a dirty culture. Renowned for overwork
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Company value is high for their representative products (Mobile, Semiconductor (DRAM), TV).
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They will survive for the long term due to a strong business portfolio (they are DRAM & System LSI leaders and also the global market share No. 1 mobile & TV maker).
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Product quality is very high. Apple iPhone purchases Samsung Display & Samsung Application Processor chips.
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Communication is impossible or powerless, a totally Korean culture-based company.
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Extremely overworked all days.
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Two-tier, absolutely relative appraisal, like old Microsoft & GE. If five smart guys work together, one or two men should get very poor appraisal.
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No communication with a vertical culture, like the Army.
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All the executives and bosses make decisions not for future success, but for today's survival.
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Severe moral hazard problem in their mother country. Corrupted & outlaw owner.
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Too many product models, only monetizing. No philosophy & culture, only for money-making decisions.
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Young new owner always shows failure when he ran his own business before.
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