CAREERS

Training Development

CAREER

Management channel:Primary-intermediate-first-line managers - Middle managers - Senior managers

Professional development channel:Primary-intermediate-senior-distinguished/expert-authority

TECHNICAL TRAINEES

Job challenges:Knowledge transfer capability; open collaboration capability; self-regeneration capability; incompetent employees to be removed

Selection criteria:Patent masters; technology masters; selection by technical committee/center

Growth rate:To be turned into backbone of the technical field within three years

HIGH REMUNERATION

High entry salary and competitive overall compensation

Big training platform

Expert counseling and off-the-job training

Job rotation and technical seminar

Plenty of room for growth

Focusing on technical potential development

Excellent performers are promoted in an exceptional way

TRAINING PROGRAM:
FOUR STAGES IN THREE YEARS

Integration period:Orientation training; department-specific rotation; familiarization with position; stage-I assessment

Growth period 1:Learning of general skills; cross-departmental rotation; position-specific learning; stage-II assessment

Growth period 2:Learning of general skills; participation in departmental projects; stage-III assessment

Maturity period:Learning of basic management courses; participation and leadership in department projects; stage-IV assessment

TRAINING SYSTEM

Employees at all levels and functions have their own choice of training courses

Management leadership development skills:Team management; management skills forfirst-line manager; performance coaching; efficient authorization; incentives

Professional skills:Research & development; production & manufacturing; quality & reliability; engineering application statistics; safety & environmental protection

General skills:Project management; communication & interpersonal relationship; presentation skills; problem solving; time management

New employees induction training:Company profile; corporate culture; human resources; rules and regulations; workplace etiquette; professional competitiveness; effective communication

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