Looks good on a resume if you are staying in the semiconductor industry.
Too many inefficiencies that require a simple, short task to take three times as long.
Take aptitude test + English interview. The English interview tests "listening" and "reading," with 16 questions/15 minutes each, similar to the difficulty and test method of TOEIC. You need to read the reading quickly, otherwise you may not be able
Meet HR first. Talk about some random experience, then they will lead you to meet your manager. Confirm your working technique and what skills you have, then go back and wait for the offer.
I applied online. Two panel interviews with people from the department. Mostly experience-based questions and common themes like why TSMC, what do you want to do in the future, etc. Second panel was very conversational.
Take aptitude test + English interview. The English interview tests "listening" and "reading," with 16 questions/15 minutes each, similar to the difficulty and test method of TOEIC. You need to read the reading quickly, otherwise you may not be able
Meet HR first. Talk about some random experience, then they will lead you to meet your manager. Confirm your working technique and what skills you have, then go back and wait for the offer.
I applied online. Two panel interviews with people from the department. Mostly experience-based questions and common themes like why TSMC, what do you want to do in the future, etc. Second panel was very conversational.