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Traditional industry mindset, with many long-timers. Office politics are extremely serious, and everyone wants to take it easy, pushing work around. If you can’t avoid it, you’ll end up working yourself to death. It’s best to negotiate a higher salary at the start; otherwise, you’ll end up extremely fed up with the job.
Electronics engineer
The salary is around a little over 40K.
The interviewing supervisor looked like they were about to break down.
They said they wanted to find someone who would stay for a while,
not someone who would leave right away.
It must be pretty rough.
Office employees do not need to spend a long time working overtime
The Wiring Harness Business Division is stable. If you are looking for a steady job to support a family, it could be worth considering.
The Lighting Business Division is very chaotic. It has around 15–20 employees, but the number of people who leave each year is also around 10–15. The managers are classic traditional-industry types: they monitor how employees take leave, and they are also unpleasant in the way they speak. However, if you can win their favor, you should be able to survive there quite well.