A leading company in the semiconductor industry.
Rent and food are cheap in Taiwan.
Long working hours per day (above 13 hours per day is typical; they don't even count lunch and dining time as working hours).
Low base salary.
Military-style management.
Weird internal training policy.
No way to improve. The company is now rapidly expanding (going to have new fabs in Germany, Arizona, and Japan).
If they still use the same Taiwanese management style, no workers in those locations would accept it. It will eventually lead to some problems for recruiting.
I applied to the position with my resume. Then, a hiring manager contacted me via e-mail. After one Skype interview, I was invited to an on-site interview. These two interviews are technical ones with engineers. Once you pass the technical interview,
Visiting the office in Hsinchu because the fab in Kaohsiung hasn't been built yet. There is no compensation for transportation. What you did in your PhD doesn't need to be relevant. It's more about your personality and eagerness to work.
English (TOEIC) and character test. Interview with the manager, then an HR member. Hiring or not is mostly dependent on the manager's choice, but HR will advise if there are any concerns. Or you might need to interview with higher-level managers i
I applied to the position with my resume. Then, a hiring manager contacted me via e-mail. After one Skype interview, I was invited to an on-site interview. These two interviews are technical ones with engineers. Once you pass the technical interview,
Visiting the office in Hsinchu because the fab in Kaohsiung hasn't been built yet. There is no compensation for transportation. What you did in your PhD doesn't need to be relevant. It's more about your personality and eagerness to work.
English (TOEIC) and character test. Interview with the manager, then an HR member. Hiring or not is mostly dependent on the manager's choice, but HR will advise if there are any concerns. Or you might need to interview with higher-level managers i