Is Chengdu Intel hiring recently? Is the exam difficult? What is the content of the exam? Who knows or who has revealed it?

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On the 9th, Chengdu Intel wanted to recruit again, saying that it was a technician, that is, a production technician integrating operation and inspection, who stood on the production line for 0/2 hours a day. It turns out that operators and technicians are two independent posts. Last year, foreigners merged them to save costs, which means that technicians have to produce products and maintain equipment, which is very tiring. Don't think how good Intel is. The department in charge of technicians is called the Manufacturing Department, which has the most demanding management (the rules and regulations of production line employees are certainly more complicated than those of state-owned enterprises, and the harshness is not much better than that of Japanese-funded enterprises), the hardest work (there is no room for you to sit down for a while), and the lowest income (about 700 secondary school students who just went, about 0/200 junior college students/kloc), even if there is no future, they can't learn skills (generally there are some skills) Technicians are not allowed to participate), and promotion is generally not available ... Many technicians who were called in the past (only maintaining equipment and not producing products) jointly opposed the company's mandatory implementation of the integrated transportation and inspection plan in the company's intranet, but were finally agreed by the company to combine both hard and soft, and only paid 500 yuan RMB in one lump sum as compensation for increasing work intensity. So since then, technicians have been resigning, and more technicians are planning to quit. There is a serious shortage of production line technicians, especially skilled technicians, so this recruitment is made. College students who want to enter a foreign company must think twice before you act and think clearly about their future.

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