27-06-2014, 10:56 PM
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Hi there...
Im a vendor from a small company, i always support these 2 company as you mentioned,
In ssmc ... depends on which which module u join,and what section. i knew some of the enginneer stress and work till no day no night.. the turn over rate also quite high...
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28-06-2014, 12:05 AM
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Straightforward choice -> micron.
Micron is not easy to get in.
The people whom I know in micron had good university results and they stayed there for many years.
For ssmc, most tom, dick and harry can get in easily.
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28-06-2014, 11:18 PM
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Junior Member
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Join Date: Apr 2014
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hi...unfortunately i have already made my choice and go ahead with SSMC...i will be joining the dry etch process module as a process engineer...
wow that doesnt seem like a good piece of news....whats the cause of the turnover rate?
well i made this choice mainly due to the higher remuneration package that SSMC has got to offer and partially due to closer proximity to my house....
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Dilemma in choosing between 2 offers(semicon)
