EnFeat launched in November 2011 an informal survey on its website to acquire insights in how employees in the Electronics and Semiconductor industry feel about their personal development, the efforts their companies do and their opinion about the courses and development they received to date.
It is clear that Semiconductor and Electronics are still largely ‘a men’s world’: 79% of the partakers are male. Almost half (49%) of all participants is in the age group between 30 and 40 years old. Singapore and Malaysia observed most participants in leading positions: either ‘manager with subordinates’ or ‘director or higher’. From Singapore 58% of the partakers held a leading position and from Malaysia 54%. Vietnam and China saw most participants in an ‘employee’ or ‘manager without subordinates’ role: 77% for Vietnam and 66% for China. This reflects that China and Vietnam employees in a sales or marketing function – the largest group in the survey – typically report to an overseas (HQ) manager.
Main Findings
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