ASUSTeK Computer Inc., usually referred to as ASUS is a Taiwanese multinational computer hardware and electronics read more

EMPLOYEE PARTICIPANTS: 67

TOTAL RATINGS: 519

CEO: Jerry Shen

For a large company, benefits are not in line with competition. Minimums are given in every area and it effects company retention. People leave excited to get 25 days holiday, higher pension contribution, shorter working hours. e.g. 37.5 not 40. People like to feel valued and respected.

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Was a terrible experience working here and i recommend u not to ever consider working here

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to be able to design new things
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i have been working in asus past 2 yeas i had been worked with other retail companies till now but Asus is one & only company where i have seen authority are taking care of employees personally and family thanks to Asus

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Technical support gets paid $2 an hour. trash pay for a ton of work load

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Old school and low salary

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ASUS – For a large company, benefits are not in line with competition. Minimums are given in every area and it effects company retention. People leave excited to get 25 days holiday, higher pension contribution, shorter working hours. e.g. 37.5 not 40. People like to feel valued and respected.

For a large company, benefits are not in line with competition. Minimums are given in every area and it effects company retention. People leave excited to get 25 days holiday, higher pension contribution, shorter working hours. e.g. 37.5 not 40. People like to feel valued and respected.

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