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Asustek founder resigns
Wayne Hsieh, one of Asustek's founders resigned his post as vice president of the manufacturing division last Friday. In a farewell e-mail 'Hsieh criticized the company's managment style.
[blockquote][The] company’s leader does not use people based on their abilities but on their relationships to the leader. He said that Asustek’s lack of standardized management processes has caused bureaucracy and corruption and that he could no longer work there.
Prior to his resignation, Hsieh worked at Asustek’s Suzhou plant, located in Jiangsu Province, China. Sources said Hsieh was caught off guard when he was notified that he was being replaced by Louis Hsiao, a classmate of Asustek’s president Jonney Shih.
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[blockquote][The] company’s leader does not use people based on their abilities but on their relationships to the leader. He said that Asustek’s lack of standardized management processes has caused bureaucracy and corruption and that he could no longer work there.
Prior to his resignation, Hsieh worked at Asustek’s Suzhou plant, located in Jiangsu Province, China. Sources said Hsieh was caught off guard when he was notified that he was being replaced by Louis Hsiao, a classmate of Asustek’s president Jonney Shih.
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[link=http://www.digitimes.com/NewsShow/Article.asp?datePublish=2003/12/30&pages=A2&seq=4]The full report[/link]
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