Easy to get hired on.
Sweat shop. Poor safety practices. Very poor employee morale. Low pay in comparison to other semiconductor companies.
Start listening to employees.
Had the interview at the TSMC Camas site. At first, the questions and experience were like any other interview, asking about past experiences, what you know about the company, etc. But, as we started diving deeper into the job, I started stumbling ov
HR asked me to come in for an in-person interview with no phone screen beforehand. There was one sentence in the job description, so I really wasn't sure what the role would be. When I arrived, I was unprepared and realized the role was very interest
During my interview for the equipment engineer position at TSMC, I found the questions to be challenging yet stimulating. The interviewers were highly professional and encouraged in-depth discussions, allowing me to showcase my technical expertise an
Had the interview at the TSMC Camas site. At first, the questions and experience were like any other interview, asking about past experiences, what you know about the company, etc. But, as we started diving deeper into the job, I started stumbling ov
HR asked me to come in for an in-person interview with no phone screen beforehand. There was one sentence in the job description, so I really wasn't sure what the role would be. When I arrived, I was unprepared and realized the role was very interest
During my interview for the equipment engineer position at TSMC, I found the questions to be challenging yet stimulating. The interviewers were highly professional and encouraged in-depth discussions, allowing me to showcase my technical expertise an