The salary is fairly good in Taiwan. This is the only advantage.
On average, the working hours are around 12-14 hrs per day.
Rather than working performance, it took working hours as a KPI.
Team members are not very collaborative.
My supervisor taught me the first thing here is politics; I spent a lot of time making PPT slides.
The way managers and seniors treat newcomers is not very respectful.
Hearing people yelling and blaming in the office is a daily occurrence.
Call with recruiter, followed up with a call with 3 hiring managers for the department. They prefer if you are able to speak Chinese. Typical questions regarding your schoolwork, grades, and if willing to work over weekends.
The first interview with the employer mainly focused on understanding personality traits and whether you understood the job content. The interview process was very relaxed and stress-free. It started with a self-introduction, then the supervisor intr
I only finished the first interview, and it was friendly and nice, but the HR does not know much about what is going to be in the interview. I'm getting the second one tomorrow.
Call with recruiter, followed up with a call with 3 hiring managers for the department. They prefer if you are able to speak Chinese. Typical questions regarding your schoolwork, grades, and if willing to work over weekends.
The first interview with the employer mainly focused on understanding personality traits and whether you understood the job content. The interview process was very relaxed and stress-free. It started with a self-introduction, then the supervisor intr
I only finished the first interview, and it was friendly and nice, but the HR does not know much about what is going to be in the interview. I'm getting the second one tomorrow.