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There is a convenience store and provided meals within the company.
The office desks, chairs, and computers are unbelievably worn out.
The email system is incredibly difficult to use.
The culture is cold and indifferent.
The HR staff are all scheming against one another and also engage in ostracism.
I’m not referring only to Foxconn; this applies to all companies whose names begin with “Hong,” especially the older business groups. There are many contract workers, turnover is extraordinarily high, and there are far too many employees who rely on seniority. There are also many women who try to advance through various means. Work is distributed extremely unevenly, and the various internal systems are difficult to use. However, given the company’s strong reputation, it can be worth staying if you happen not to encounter any of the situations described above.