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Foxconn Employee Reviews about "learn a lot"
Updated Dec 5, 2023
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- "While I was expecting to be guided and taught in an internship, the manager instead threw to me his new project idea, asked me to do some research, and picked a part for me to implement." (in 13 reviews)
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Return to all Reviews- 3.0Nov 22, 2017Sourcing SpecialistCurrent Employee, more than 1 yearTijuana, Baja California
Pros
Management knows a lot of the industry
Cons
no clear growth, a lot of delays in the process
- 4.0Feb 19, 2023Project ManagerCurrent Employee, more than 3 yearsShenzhen, Guangdong
Pros
1. Good place for Taiwanese 2. Good place to grow up and get stronger 3. Will learn a lot from working with ABC
Cons
1. Stress to work with ABC 2. Long working hours(10hrs/day, 6 day/week)
- 4.0Jun 9, 2016Program ManagerFormer Employee, more than 5 yearsShenzhen, Guangdong
Pros
good environment and condition to learn lots of new things and big firm concept for new grads.
Cons
too stable and no passion. no room or chance to change anything if you want to make it better. hard to be promoted or get raise
- 4.0Jun 11, 2019Test LeadCurrent Employee, less than 1 yearHanoi
Pros
great work balance and you can learn a lot
Cons
income is not too good but acceptable
- 3.0Aug 11, 2020EngineerCurrent Employee, more than 1 year
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It's a big company so there's a lot of opportunities and a big platform for you to earn it. Great health examination per year
Cons
The direction of department changes fast. Being a normal engineer doesn't have the power to change that.
- 2.0Aug 31, 2023Software EngineerFormer Employee, more than 1 yearPardubice
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you can learn a lot if you are freshly graduated
Cons
Company redundancy not fairly paid salary
- 4.0Apr 18, 2018Anonymous EmployeeFormer Employee, more than 1 yearTaipei
Pros
you can learn a lot and earn a not bad salary.
Cons
working time is too long
- 2.0Nov 22, 2008Mechanical EngineerFormer EmployeeFullerton, CA
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New grads who seek for real working experience and learn real industry skills in a short time. I learned a lot more during the year of working at Foxconn than the 4 years of studies in college. They have a good system of training and teaching the new employees on the project and tools they are using. Very solid background on the things they are good at and is very good at carry things out. They are looking for people who have good execution skills. If you like to work in a fast pace environment, you will love to work for this company.
Cons
Management style is very strict. The management is always harsh on employees. My manager even shouted at us for not doing thing correctly. This might just be that particular manager is bad, but I get the feeling that the management style in this company is all like that, very strict. They want you to work very hard and complete the things the management wants in the shortest time. The communications between employees and the management is not very good. They work very long hours and sometimes they want you to come and work on the weekends to complete the work.
3 - 3.0Apr 19, 2016Anonymous EmployeeFormer Employee, more than 1 year
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It's one of the best place where we can learn a lot than more we need if we like to learn and good management
Cons
Hard to get promoted how matter what we perform
1 - 3.0Aug 16, 2015IPad NPI Logistics PM SupervisorCurrent Employee, more than 5 yearsShenzhen, Guangdong
Pros
Great challenges from Apple US R&D team help you to improve a lot
Cons
Requires too many overtime for new ipad product introduction
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