According to reports from Taiwan Micro Media, Formosa Plastics' president Wang Wenyuan took over as chairman of the Taiwan Federation of Industry and Industry Corporation of China. When talking about the current talent flow away from the mainland, he mentioned that semiconductors and DRAM are more obvious. It has been revealed that in the past one or two years, there have been reports of high-level semiconductor technicians in Taiwan being attacked by land companies. South Asian Branch also lost 48 high-end technical personnel, but "has no major impact on the South Asian Branch," said Wang Wenyuan, the subsidiary of Micron's DRAM plant, Vaako, was relatively large and ran around 400 people.
Regarding the impact of the 31 measures taken by the Taiwan Huitai Group on brain drain, he pointed out that he did not know the specific situation. However, if Taiwan lacks opportunities, “they (talents) will not move to the mainland if they do not eat enough,” or choose to go for high salaries. Land development.
Lu Chaoqun, chairman of Chongchuang, said that the wages previously paid out in renminbi directly to the Taiwan dollar were now more directed at the top individuals and directly paid the monthly salary of the US dollar. This powerful siphon force will not be conducive to the development of the semiconductor industry in Taiwan.
Lu Chaoqun called for Taiwan to be more active in formulating relevant policies and to use commercial methods to plan for gathering talents, retaining talents, and educating talents, so that talents are willing to stay in Taiwan and continue to contribute to the development of the semiconductor industry. He cited the past technology industry as a result of stock dividends, so that companies can have a strong tool to retain talent, and now the mainland is also completely mutatis mutandis to this practice, and even pay a high salary directly to extortion.
Lu Chaoqun said that the flow of talent depends entirely on the strength and policy of economic development. Taiwan’s semiconductor industry is no longer only competing with the United States and Japan 50 or 60 years ago. Now it is facing global competition if it does not Staying in Taiwan allows others to have strength over Taiwan.
In all industries, Wang Wenyuan named the semiconductor and DRAM, and thinks that the situation of brain drain is evident in the mainland. He pointed out that although the Formosa Plastics Corporation’s South Asian Branch has cases, he knows there are 48 high-end technical talents, but it does not have much impact. On the contrary, “the loss of talents from Hua Yake and Mei Guang is more obvious,” he said. Although it was expected, it did not happen that people would go so far. The high-end technicians who have taken the place have gone to the mainland in the past two years. Fortunately, the South Asian Section has not been affected so much. The South Asian Section has ample talents. On the contrary, the Central Asian Section will need to adjust.
Taiwan has expectations for this phenomenon, but it is not expected to be so obvious. “I don’t know if I’m going to directly dig for corners. Most of the loss of talents from Hua Yake and Mei Guang is more obvious. This is expected, but I didn’t expect people to go that far.” Wang Wenyuan added.
