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Read the community guidelinesOne-year contract, Houli
Day shift 7:30–19:30
Work 4 days, rest 3; work 3 days, rest 4 — 29,500
That’s what they said on the phone
Isn’t it supposed to be 4 days on, 2 days off?
I was deceived, wasn’t I?
The base salary is exceptionally high. For a new hire without a master's degree from one of the Big Four, this may be one of the only places—along with TSMC—where earning over one million in the first year is possible.
Bonuses are half of TSMC's, and excessive overtime means that much of the extra work is effectively unpaid.
High monthly salary: 54K for master's degree holders
14 months guaranteed (including a 2-month year-end bonus)
Overtime pay is easy to claim
Compared with traditional Taiwanese companies out there, they still "respect" the Labor Standards Act to some extent
Poor company culture
Long-time employees get things done with their mouths
New employees shoulder the blame, while veteran employees take the credit
Many unrealistic idea kings
For a master's degree in process engineering, the salary is NT$52,000–56,000.
The base salary is higher than TSMC's.
However, there are absolutely no bonuses.
Including overtime and a two-month year-end bonus,
The annual salary is slightly above NT$800,000.