What is the general salary of Suzhou Samsung Electronics Factory? Do you need an interview? What questions will be asked in the interview? What is the basic salary now? How much overtime, how much com

What is the general salary of Suzhou Samsung Electronics Factory? Do you need an interview? What questions will be asked in the interview? What is the basic salary now? How much overtime, how much comprehensive? Free time is 3000-3500, busy time is 3500-4000. Samsung Electronics (household appliances) is actually the original Suzhou TV Factory, so there are relatively more middle and high-level mainlanders in it than the other three factories. 8 hours a day (more than 9 hours in the factory) is strictly controlled at 36 hours (national standard), and semiconductors, liquid crystals and computers are newly made by Samsung (the industrial park government owns 12% of the shares, but only leaves land without paying wages), so the weekly work is controlled within 60 hours (EICC electronic industry standard), and the working system of 12 hours is 4 hours and 2 hours. Now it seems that the price of electronics is 2800, and the other three are 2540. However, the money taken by the four companies is basically the same, and so are other subsidy standards. Of course, there must be an interview, and there are at least two links: manual and written. Sending interview questions can basically help you (Samsung doesn't recruit people directly now, it's all sending and internal recommendation), and you have to rely on yourself for manual and written tests, but it is said that it is not difficult. One more thing, although Samsung doesn't work much overtime, its production tasks are relatively heavy, and the workload per unit time is relatively large, especially for household appliances.

Besides, upstairs is absolute bullshit.

1 Samsung's newly-opened research institute in Shenzhen (to crack down on competitors Huawei and ZTE and dig people from there) does not have 8,000 undergraduates, not to mention that Suzhou is not a production line tester for R&D.

Strictly speaking, production line testing is not a test, but a test. If you are a quality control engineer, it may be 8000, but the undergraduate has no 5 years of relevant experience (relevant experience, not work experience). Let's not talk about it. Resumes are directly filtered out, and there is no opportunity for interviews. Testing is a department of research and development.