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Read the community guidelinesI previously interviewed for a quality assurance engineer position. The supervisor was quite nice during the interview—he gave me a bottle of water as soon as I arrived, and he was very friendly. However, he asked quite a lot of questions. Fortunately, they were all related to my previous work experience, so I think I answered pretty well~ Later, another large company offered me a position, so I chose the larger company, thinking it would provide more stability~~
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You can eat a different lunch every day, and the company pays for it.
Sometimes, there is also a drink worth NT$70 to enjoy.
The atmosphere among colleagues is harmonious.
Paychecks have only ever been issued early; I have never heard of one being delayed.
People generally have good English skills and are of good quality.
Because I ate too well, I gained quite a bit of weight.
Due to the Korean company culture, traces of the hierarchical “A-B” culture still exist.
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Your company's quality assurance supervisor talks down to people and is overbearing, as if they had just fired the previous person in this position. If you think someone can't do the job without relevant experience, then please don't fucking waste each other's time. They even ask whether you have a girlfriend—what does that have to do with the job? Why don't you share how old your son is and where he goes to school?
Since it is a Korean company, the work is very demanding and attendance is highly emphasized, but the pay is very good—really good.