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Asus Employee Reviews, Feedback, Testimonials

Computer hardware and consumer electronicsTaipei, Taiwan1,001-5,000 employees
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About Asus

Asus (ASUSTeK Computer Inc.) is a Taiwanese tech company that builds laptops, motherboards, graphics cards, and other computer hardware. Based in Taipei, they are probably best known in the enthusiast space for their Republic of Gamers (ROG) brand. ...

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3.3
Work-Life Balance
3.5
Compensation
3.5
Company Culture
4
Career Growth
4
Job Security

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5.0
Verified Anonymous

Senior Software Engineer Review

EngineeringFull-timeHybrid
Aug 10, 2025

What I liked

Supportive manager, flexible hours, chance to work on cutting-edge firmware and software integrations. Good balance between hardware and software teams — lots of learning.

Areas for improvement

Sometimes internal processes slow things down and there are intense sprint periods around product launches.

4.0
Verified Anonymous

Product Manager Review

Product ManagementFull-timeOn-site
Jun 2, 2025

What I liked

Working with cross-functional teams and the brand recognition helps get buy-in. Good exposure to full product lifecycle and hardware constraints.

Areas for improvement

Decision-making can be slow, and product roadmap is sometimes conservative which limits risk-taking. Office politics occasionally impacts priorities.

4.0
Verified Anonymous

Technical Support Specialist Review

Customer SupportFull-timeRemote
Mar 20, 2025

What I liked

Good training programs for new hires, supportive teammates, steady schedules most weeks and the remote setup works well. Clear escalation paths.

Areas for improvement

Salary growth is a bit slow and promotions are competitive. Some days are repetitive with similar tickets and occasional night shift rotation.

3.0
Verified Anonymous

Hardware Engineer (R&D) Review

R&DFull-timeOn-site
Jan 15, 2025

What I liked

Access to good lab resources and hands-on projects. Strong focus on product quality and the chance to work closely with prototyping teams.

Areas for improvement

Long hours during product ramps and frequent crunch periods. Team politics sometimes affects recognition and promotion cycles.

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