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As TSMC plans to hire 4,500 workers at its two Arizona fabs, recruiters say the company's culture, rigid standards, and overseas training turn off candidates

The American government is relearning why manufacturing was outsourced to China Tweets: @davenewworld_2 : “'People slept in the office for a month straight,' an engineer wrote. ‘Twelve-hour days are standard, weekend shifts are common. I cannot stress how brutal the work-life balance is here.’ ‘TSMC is about obedience [and is] not ready for America.’” https://finance.yahoo.com/... Paul Triolo / @pstasiatech : TSMC needs to hire 4,500 at its new Arizona plants ITSMC's decision to expand US production is “not economically rational,” but plan's geopolitical value—to the US and to Taiwan, in the event of any conflict with China—may make it too important to fail. https://finance.yahoo.com/...

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  • @carnage4life.bsky.social Dare Obasanjo on bluesky
    “'People slept in the office for a month straight,' an engineer wrote.  ‘Twelve-hour days are standard, weekend shifts are common.  I cannot stress how brutal the work-life balance is here.  TSMC is not ready for America’”  —  The American government is relearning why manufacturi…
  • @davenewworld_2 @davenewworld_2 on x
    “'People slept in the office for a month straight,' an engineer wrote. ‘Twelve-hour days are standard, weekend shifts are common. I cannot stress how brutal the work-life balance is here.’ ‘TSMC is about obedience [and is] not ready for America.’” https://finance.yahoo.com/...
  • @pstasiatech Paul Triolo on x
    TSMC needs to hire 4,500 at its new Arizona plants ITSMC's decision to expand US production is “not economically rational,” but plan's geopolitical value—to the US and to Taiwan, in the event of any conflict with China—may make it too important to fail. https://finance.yahoo.com/…