
Lately, the company management sentiment and comments towards American employees has become very derogatory, and makes me feel uncomfortable working here.
Great people and friendly to work with.
My team is very skilled and are enjoyable to work with.
I am underpaid and management doesn't appreciate the American worker's work capabilities or work style. They think that Americans have low work ethic and are low quality.
I enjoy working with those around me that want to see the company succeed. I want to help LG be number 1. I am committed to that.
Before covid pandemic, my total compensation (including healthcare, etc.) was below local market rate. After pandemic, and after significant domestic inflation; I am now making considerably less than I was before.
My manager is not an FSE, so they are better equipped to understand the cultural needs of me and my teammates; as compared to FSE leadership without clear understanding or added value.
What are our goals, and what is our future? Domestically, we are seeing companies like Apple, Tesla, Microsoft and Samsung continue to innovate; but LG is pulling out of key markets like smartphones etc.
Management is having trouble keeping top talent at the firm because they implement processes from Korea HQ, and get mad when American employees push back or make suggestions for a better process. Management's perspective is: "Why are Americans bad at following procedures"
Base pay is significantly below the Payscale.com for my role and experience. 40-60% below what recruiters in the local market are reaching out with offers, it is making it difficult for me to stay at LG as I don't think LG would try to retain me.