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No Career Growth, Company No Future - Engineer Manufacturing Integration Technology Employee Review

1.0
8 Jul 2025
Recommend
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Pros

-You can start queuing in front of the clock-out machine at 5:29 PM sharp. -Feel free to have your breakfast in the office—it's a common practice here. -Scrolling through your phone, shaking your leg, or catching up on the news all day is the norm, as most people are just pretending to be busy due to poor business performance. -Ideal environment for those looking to cruise toward retirement or who have no desire for career advancement.

Cons

-Extreme favouritism: If your bootlicking game is strong enough, your manager might even offer you a daily ride to and from work. -Constant layoffs: People are let go every month — job security is a myth here. -Double standards: Regular employees must clock in on time. But if you’re a manager, director, or an expert bootlicker, feel free to stroll in late without consequences. -Incompetent leadership: The managers and directors lack the skills to lead, set direction, or make meaningful decisions. Their daily routine? pushing responsibility around like a game of taichi. -Opaque management: You’ll never know the company’s direction, what decisions are being made, or what anyone else is doing. Everything is kept behind closed doors. -Outdated technology: The tech stack is ancient. Management couldn’t care less because the long-time employees are demotivated and only respond when scolded by customers. Customer complaints are the only real project managers here. -No recognition: Promotions and raises? Don’t bother. Hard work means nothing unless you know how to play the political game. -China relocation: The process of shifting operations to China has already begun — the writing is on the wall. -Financially sinking: The company’s financial health is in serious decline — mostly because there are barely any customers left. -Pathetic pantry: Expect nothing but plain water. It’s called a pantry, but it’s more like a hydration station. -Embarrassing office design: The layout is confusing and impractical — clearly designed without thinking about actual work. -Overall outlook: Everything is falling apart. It’s just a matter of time before this company goes completely out of business.

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1.0
30 Jul 2025
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Pros

Hands‑On Exposure - Direct interaction with semiconductor equipment and customers provides valuable insight into how the machines operate on the fab floor.

Cons

Weak, Reactive Management - Priorities shift almost weekly, with no long‑term technical roadmap. - Decisions are predominantly crisis‑driven, trapping teams in perpetual firefighting. - Software product development is being overseen by people who have been thrust into management despite having no grasp of the software development life cycle. Finger‑Pointing Culture - When defects surface, leadership’s first instinct is to assign blame rather than investigate root causes. Politics at the Top - Promotions and high‑visibility projects hinge on alliances rather than merit. - Executive disagreements routinely overturn months of engineering effort, wasting time and morale. Messy Software Development & “Test‑in‑Production” Culture - No unified version‑control workflow, gated CI/CD pipeline, or coding standards—each engineer follows personal conventions. - Nearly zero in‑house testing; quality is validated only when engineers, service teams, or even customers run the software on production machines. - This approach inflates release risk, erodes customer trust, and forces engineers into stressful on‑site firefights. Stalled Career Progression - No competency framework or transparent promotion criteria—consistent hard work rarely translates into advancement. - Senior positions are effectively capped—unless you come out on top in the office politics—so lateral moves are usually the only viable path for career growth.

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3.0
7 Aug 2025
Recommend
CEO approval
Business outlook

Pros

* Under Moral due to retrenchment period start from 2025 April until 2025 August.

Cons

* Good working culture, collaboration between colleagues are pleasant. * Slow yearly increment.

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