Be prepared for a culture shock if you plan to work for QCT, everyone speaks Taiwanese and they don't care if you do or not. Everything you were ever taught in Silicon Valley, just throw that out the windows. Providing customers the best solution, support, and experience isn't QCT's goal. Trying to push sales and the least amount of support is so you hear customers complaining everyday. You will be the buffer between customer complaints and upper management.
- Taiwanese work culture, they know nothing about Silicon Valley work culture
- Your not considered a company asset, just a cost
- Management no english, pretty much useless
- Very cheap company, you have to sign forms for pens, pencils, and notepads
- Laptop sucks, no extra monitor or mouse is given
- HR sucks - doesn't provide a good work environment for everyone
- MIS/IT sucks - no documentation - no support to utilize all business tools
- Sales sucks - hardly anything is ever sold to new customers
- Market sucks - very inexperience
- Teamwork and collaboration isn't encouraged
- Taiwanese is the primary language at QCT
- Arguments are normal even when customers are present
- Everyone works in silos and everyone reports to different managers in Taiwan.
- Managers in Taiwan seems to be clueless
- Everything the job recruiter says is a lie
- Dont be fooled by the nice buidling, for looks and hiring purposes only
- The patio with BBQ grill is never used, relaxation room and ping pong table requires HR approval
- QCT has no work culture or identity, no company updates, pizza party meetings, no company events, no company holiday
QCT lacks real leadership, vision, and experience internally, customers and employees are treated poorly. 99% of all QCT employees don't have past experience with their current roles. Every is made up as it goes, no documentation for SOP for any department, no sense for improvements = no manager accountability. Managers at QCT really have nothing to do except make up rules for employees as it goes. Rules do not apply to managers, just non managerial employees.