Colleagues are willing to teach and are courteous. The work atmosphere is great, and it’s very friendly to newcomers—suitable for building up your skills.

You can learn a lot, and see many different products and manufacturing processes.

Very suitable for newcomers in their first 1–3 years after entering the workforce (who are willing to learn and don’t care much about salary) as their first stepping stone in the workplace.

But as for staying long-term... really, don’t do it just yet XD

The salary barely improves.

The working hours tend to be long. Basically, aside from the administration department and newcomers, people who handle projects generally work around 30–40 hours of overtime; there are also people who work 80–90 hours of overtime.

This place follows the principle of finishing today’s work today, so it’s very common to suddenly have to work overtime just when you’re about to get off work.

Because you can learn a lot + the working hours are long + there are issues with the salary structure,

I feel that turnover here is relatively high. Almost every month, people are joining, and almost every month, people are leaving.