Good medical insurance plan and stable job.
Hard work is not recognized since the big bosses are in Taiwan.
HR keeps lying about good bonus and salary progression. Then you join and realize it's not just lower than what they said, but substantially lower. You later find out HR is so powerful that your boss can't even help you with a more reasonable pay.
Hours are long considering the poor salary. There are lots of meetings until night with the Taiwan people.
I had five phone interviews. Only one interviewer was located in San Jose; the rest of the four were located in Taiwan, HQ. After all were passed, HR told me that I passed these interviews. The last interview was with the HR Director in San Jose, CA.
We had a phone interview with the recruiter, then a Skype interview with the Taiwan local manager. We discussed work experience and academic background with the local manager, then compensation and salary with the recruiter.
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 had five phone interviews. Only one interviewer was located in San Jose; the rest of the four were located in Taiwan, HQ. After all were passed, HR told me that I passed these interviews. The last interview was with the HR Director in San Jose, CA.
We had a phone interview with the recruiter, then a Skype interview with the Taiwan local manager. We discussed work experience and academic background with the local manager, then compensation and salary with the recruiter.
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.