How's the interview? Give some comments!!

My friend just accepted an offer from Huawei. He said that the interview is easy; at least easier than the one he took at Panasonic.

Meaning you are offered the position? and what is your decision then?

If you really decided to leave for H*****, be prepared for the hectic and busy working life. Be prepared to sacrifices the 2 hours Friday lunch break, and countless tea breaks at cafeteria; replacing with OT till late at night and plenty of datelines to rush.

If you are planed for that dramatic changes, H***** is the place to join and goodluck.

Be prepared for the extremely short notice of oversea trips, many possible changes from the notice till your flight day, indefinite return date, long trip durations etc. Also, the not-so-good accomodations, lower than average allowances and the cinapek working environment.

Also make sure you are able to deal with the relationship problems that will arise (if you have a gf), the whitening and losing of hair due to the insane stress level and much more...heh

Tho you can't deny that you will learn so much in very short time, and also the attractive paycheck for the prices (health, relationship and so forth) you pay.

My friend who recently joined Huawei, has been sent to Bangkok for training right after two or three days he joined the company.

worker salary RM3000 can claim ot allowance.

I think he's saying that those with salary >3k cannot claim for OT.

WHen i was in huawei last time, only the admin staffs can claim for OT. Even if you're an engineer and your salary is below 3k, you can't claim for OT.

From what I heard from my ex-colleagues, HW is paying about 2.7-2.8k for fresh grad, and once you're confirmed, you get another RM500 for local allowances (HP+transport). Probation is 3 months.

huawei tech just called me for interview for microwave position...in MNI building..still thinking whether is worth the trip down for interview as i'm in penang now
wat u guys think?

Daily allowance is USD40 only...not USD50. Yea it's apart from the basic, else nobody would want to travel overseas. Even though I would say USD40 is not that much compared to other MNCs. And yeah, Saturdays and Sundays you are also entitled for it.

Normally newly released documents will be in chinese. They'll take some time to translate them. It wouldn't take too long tho.

I've seen indians and malays working there. You can give it a shot. Who knows you might pick up a new language as time goes.

Have not encountered any internship students till now. Maybe there are, not so sure.

HI schizophreak..again thanks for ur kind reply. emm..they do hire non-chinese but the problem is that communication and some race political problem i think..am i right?

They do hire non-chinese, but it depends too on the manager. The important thing is whether you will feel comfortable working there or not if they hire you.

haha got internet but you need apply proxy

You come in as what position?

AP or MRO?

ah...guess i'll be back by then...see ya in office

how your guys join huawei company working?

what qualification necessary?

Nah diff team...neighbours.