Good salary, first-class in the semiconductor field, many opportunities to learn new things.
TSMC offers limited growth opportunities for its employees.
The promotion process is slow and favoritism is prevalent.
Additionally, the compensation is below industry standards, making it difficult to attract and retain talented individuals.
Overall, it's not a company where you can expect to advance your career or be fairly compensated for your efforts.
I applied online. Mostly about past experiences and resume. Mostly behavioral questions like: - What's your strength - Tell me about yourself - Explain a time when you solved something - Explain a time when you improved the efficiency of a process,
Interviewers will fully disrespect you. Please don't come to this company. For example, they may interview you while in a meeting. You will hear a lot of noise, and you won't know who is talking to you. Etc.
I applied through a recruiter. I had a technical interview with a fab manager, followed by a quick behavioral interview by an HR rep. I waited over a month to receive word on an offer.
I applied online. Mostly about past experiences and resume. Mostly behavioral questions like: - What's your strength - Tell me about yourself - Explain a time when you solved something - Explain a time when you improved the efficiency of a process,
Interviewers will fully disrespect you. Please don't come to this company. For example, they may interview you while in a meeting. You will hear a lot of noise, and you won't know who is talking to you. Etc.
I applied through a recruiter. I had a technical interview with a fab manager, followed by a quick behavioral interview by an HR rep. I waited over a month to receive word on an offer.