Overall, a good company
Overall, a good company
- Good colleagues.
- Many amenities (in-house cafeteria, hospital, bank, gym, mart, etc.).
- Delicious food (free breakfast, lunch, dinner).
- Work-life balance.
The research direction often changes according to the decision of the executive team. The executive team seems to want to contribute to commercialization rather than in-depth research, and they want short results rather than long-term studies.
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