AFPD
    (11 reviews)

    Company Profile

    Company overview

    Industry

    Chemicals & Plastics Manufacturing

    Specialities

    R&D, Manufacturing of Display Panel, Develop high-valued and differentiated product

    Company size

    51-100

    Primary location

    10 Tampines Industrial Avenue 3, Singapore 528798
    AFPD Pte Ltd is one of the wholly owned subsidiaries of AUO Corporation.AUO was founded in 1996 and is an innovative, technology-oriented company that offers products and solutions with display-centric technology that push the boundaries for smart mobility, industrial intelligence, energy, retail, healthcare, as well as enterprise and education. The company is based in Taiwan and operates across Asia, the US and Europe, with a global workforce of 41,000 employees. AUO’s consolidated net revenues in 2024 were USD 8.57 billion.

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    Reviews overview

    2.811 ratings in total
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    45%
    Rate salary as high or average
    27%
    Employees recommend this employer to friends

    What’s it like working at AFPD?

    AI summary of recent reviews

    Employees at AFPD appreciate the resilience and perseverance they developed while working there, as well as the valuable skills related to manufacturing that contributed to their professional growth. They highlight the good teamwork and support within sections, with friendly and generous colleagues looking out for each other. Some reviews mention internal opportunities for promotion and the established training and standard operating procedures at the company.

    However, there were also potential challenges faced by employees. Some experienced a work environment characterised by unprofessional conduct, micromanagement, and a lack of respect. Others felt a lack of support from management and colleagues, requiring them to be more resourceful and independent. Employees also mentioned excessive monitoring and unrealistic expectations, leading to constant pressure and the need for effective time management. Additionally, some reviews highlighted instances of unfair treatment, impacting morale and motivation, and requiring assertiveness skills. Concerns were raised about low compensation and limited benefits, contributing to a demoralising atmosphere. Finally, reviews suggest that proficiency in Chinese language may be necessary for career progression at AFPD.

    Recent reviews

    1.0
    Associate Engineer
    Nov 2024
    Tampines East East RegionLess than 1 year in the role, former employee
    A Toxic Work Environment Marred by Poor Management and Unfair Treatment.
    The good things1. I demonstrated resilience and perseverance by enduring a challenging work environment, showcasing my ability to cope with difficult situations—an asset I can highlight to future employers. 2. I developed valuable skills and knowledge related to smart manufacturing, even under poor management. I will focus on these specific accomplishments and how they've contributed to my professional growth. 3. I gained enhanced awareness of workplace red flags, which has clarified my expectations for future employers and will aid me in making better career decisions. 4. I am now equipped to advocate for better working conditions and fair treatment for all employees. By sharing my experiences, I can help raise awareness and inspire positive change in the manufacturing industry. 5. This experience has strengthened my motivation to seek a workplace where I am valued and respected, driving me to pursue new opportunities and approach my career goals with renewed determination.
    The challenges1. Navigating a Toxic Work Environment: I had to navigate a work environment where unprofessional conduct, micromanagement, and a lack of respect were prevalent. This required me to develop strong coping mechanisms and communication strategies to maintain my productivity and professionalism. 2. Overcoming a Lack of Support: I faced challenges due to a lack of support from management and colleagues. I was often isolated and discouraged from seeking assistance, which forced me to become more resourceful and independent in my problem-solving. 3. Dealing with Unrealistic Expectations: The excessive monitoring and micromanagement created an environment of unrealistic expectations and constant pressure. I had to learn to prioritize tasks effectively and manage my time efficiently under stressful conditions. 4. Addressing Unfair Treatment: I encountered instances of unfair treatment, which impacted my morale and motivation. I had to develop assertiveness skills to address these issues while maintaining a professional demeanor. 5. Working in a Demoralizing Culture: The low compensation, coupled with the negative work environment, created a demoralizing atmosphere. I had to find intrinsic motivation to maintain my performance and focus on my personal growth.
    5.0
    Qc staff
    Oct 2023
    5 to 6 years in the role, former employee
    Excellent experience i have learned alot
    The good thingsManagement is very good, good working experience and environment, Team work, shift system.
    The challengesFriendly environment, management are very nice, excellent supervision, Enjoyable
    4.0
    Automation engineer
    Jun 2022
    Singapore
    Job is fine, but no sense of belonging.
    The good thingsTeam support within section is good.
    The challengesNot receptive with ground-up feedback.
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