This is a great place to grow experience, with plenty of duties to fill. Everyone needs to be well-rounded, filling multiple roles, which tend to multiply over time. My job today is nothing like the job description when I was hired, which has led to an expanding portfolio to showcase of my design, video, and multimedia works. My role keeps growing, which is nice since it tends to give better job security.
Working in marketing is also nice with the many interesting and fun programs and sponsorships we do. It's definitely something good to put on the resume having worked for Samsung.
The opportunities for growth, as far as promotion and actual recognition of increased duties, have been next to nil. I have increased my duties tenfold since I started, yet make the same pay and have the same title. Every time I add a new skill or service, it becomes part of my job requirements. Three years have passed, and I am still considered 'contract,' lacking any benefits. The frustration mounts when new hires are brought on as 'full-time' from the start. Being expected to help them with deliverables to fulfill their annual bonus only adds to the sense of unfairness. Although I am appreciative of working here, too many things make me wonder if there are better opportunities.
Try to recognize that we can't run as a skeleton crew. Having more than one person with similar skills helps spread the workload and adds to creative collaboration. As it is, we tend to work in a creative vacuum, leading to inefficiency.
The online assessment had 1 question in 3 hours. Questions repeat from their 30-question list, which is available on GitHub. After the assessment, there was 1 technical interview, mainly based on DSA and core subjects, followed by 1 HR round.
The interview process at Samsung was well-structured and professional. It started with an online assessment that tested coding, logical reasoning, and aptitude. Shortlisted candidates were invited for multiple technical rounds focused on data struc
Personal Character Interview They ask questions about problem-solving skills, from logic questions to mathematical ones. Project Details Interview They also ask questions about projects you've worked on, including any issues that occurred and how
The online assessment had 1 question in 3 hours. Questions repeat from their 30-question list, which is available on GitHub. After the assessment, there was 1 technical interview, mainly based on DSA and core subjects, followed by 1 HR round.
The interview process at Samsung was well-structured and professional. It started with an online assessment that tested coding, logical reasoning, and aptitude. Shortlisted candidates were invited for multiple technical rounds focused on data struc
Personal Character Interview They ask questions about problem-solving skills, from logic questions to mathematical ones. Project Details Interview They also ask questions about projects you've worked on, including any issues that occurred and how