throwaway201025

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by throwaway201025 4y ago
Does Intel also enforce such a rule to office workers, like Samsung does? I can partly understand the desire to control accidents in manufacturing environments, but we're not exactly at such a place. Samsung's rule is applied to a
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by throwaway201025 4y ago
As a Samsung employee, I've been continuously being disappointed by the company culture. Recently, the company introduced a new policy that prohibits phone usage while walking inside the company building, due to "safety concerns&q
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by throwaway201025 5y ago
> Apple internal iOS devices used by engineers are "dev-fused". We at Samsung use a similar mechanism called Anti Rollback Prevention (ARP). It is a switch that can be enabled for normal devices if the employees using them are
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by throwaway201025 5y ago
It is great to hear about your experiences on what to do to overcome initial career choices. I agree that I might be seeing the grass in the other places greener. I'll have to be more careful when considering moving to other companies.
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by throwaway201025 5y ago
Good to see a fellow (former) Samsung employee. What company did you move to? As I've also primarily worked on in-house software only, I'm finding myself less and less competitive in the era of venture capitals and IT services. Di
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by throwaway201025 5y ago
It must be the same test. There are three levels in the test and new employees are given the first level. Just out of curiosity, did you take the exam? Was the process satisfactory? Did you have a feeling that the test correctly represented
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by throwaway201025 5y ago
It is not exactly mandatory, but the company nags the employees who haven't passed the exam yet. It is also good for your performance rating, because the managers are advised to consider the result of the exam when doing performance re
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by throwaway201025 5y ago
Samsung has an internal programming test for its employees, and it prevents the use of any standard libraries. So we have to implement hash tables ourselves every time. It is good that I now find it relatively easy to build hash tables myse
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by throwaway201025 5y ago
> Any large company with half-way competent legal counsel is going to tell their employees not to say, "our goal is to crush our competitors, dominate the market, and hear the lamentation of their women." I don't think tha
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by throwaway201025 6y ago
As a Samsung employee, I'm a bit worried if there could be a governance dispute. Due to the Samsung Group not having a holding company, and the high amount of the inheritance tax in South Korea, the current major stockholder Lee Jaeyon