A stressful place to work
A stressful place to work
A lot of work, and you are forced to learn.
The design flow was badly constructed. Management does not care about individual contributions. When things go bad, they always blame others. It is the worst place to work.
Take some responsibilities.
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TSMC Interview Experiences
Technical Manager
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.
Test Engineer
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.
Software Engineer
1. English Level Validation (Not difficult) 2. HR Interview (Why did you leave your previous company? Personality Check) 3. Group Interview: 1 vs 2~3 Managers. No technical skill questions; they only asked me to introduce my personal skills.
Technical Manager
United StatesAugust 1, 2013I 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.
Test Engineer
San Jose, California, United StatesOctober 1, 2016We 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.
Software Engineer
HsinchuMay 1, 20141. English Level Validation (Not difficult) 2. HR Interview (Why did you leave your previous company? Personality Check) 3. Group Interview: 1 vs 2~3 Managers. No technical skill questions; they only asked me to introduce my personal skills.
