There are none—this thing fundamentally has no advantages. If I had to name one, it is in Xindian, and Yulon City is nearby, that’s all.

American on the outside, Taiwanese on the inside—and worse than a Taiwanese company. This is not a tech industry company; the exploitation and mess here are comparable to those of a traditional industry. I’ve never seen a tech company with such low cleanroom standards. Strong acids and alkalis are all over the floor. Workplace safety here is treated like air—ignored. There are tons of acid-corrosion incidents, and the company only suppresses them. The machinery is old and poorly managed. Seeing the extent of the corrosion, you’d think you had ended up at a chemical plant in southern Taiwan. Many pipelines are full of holes. Old equipment is not maintained; they only check off the maintenance forms and pretend nothing is wrong. Only new hires are pushed to inspect everything one by one, and even if they find something, nothing can be done because things are already chaotic to the extreme—to the point that even vendors give up when they see it. The PM function here might as well not exist; it’s all for show. The machines break down three times a day, and nobody wants to deal with them. Even when they do, they just fiddle with them a little and close out the work order. New hires are always treated as HL. New hires’ performance is always used as the lowest baseline. Then they complain about being short-staffed. New hires come in by the batch and all leave within three months—this alone shows how awful this company is. If you’re feeling suicidal, you can come here. Oh, and the operators here are all like gangsters—I don’t know where they found these local thugs. Everyone in Xindian knows this is an extremely awful traditional-industry company, haha.