South Korea's Samsung is accused of internal ** entrenched in the plan to conduct large-scale purification

According to South Korea’s “Central Daily” reported on August 18, South Korea’s Samsung Electronics recently conducted a series of surveys targeting small and medium-sized enterprises in the Ging Hing Semiconductor Industrial Park in Gyeonggi Province. This is a survey of whether these companies have purchased Samsung's idle production of chips over their useful lives. In the process, there were rumors in the park that a certain Samsung Electronics Minister sold the unused equipment whose actual value was "zero" after depreciation to buyers at a price of 570 million to 700 million won, benefiting a total of 9.7 billion won (about 1.7 billion won). Combined RMB 57,720,000). At present, South Korean prosecutors have begun to investigate the incident.

The Central Daily reported that the corruption that spreads within Samsung is deeply entrenched. In fact, in addition to the above cases, there have been many cases of corruption. In the inspection of Samsung Fire, it was found that three or four senior executives were involved in corruption. Samsung plans to immediately conduct personnel adjustments. A staff member of the department said: “It was conducted in the form of 'business consulting' and it was actually monitored in all departments including general affairs, personnel, and publicity. Staff are often required to provide information at any time. It will be summoned, which makes everyone feel that the work is very difficult, and many people have been made very nervous."

The report pointed out that Samsung’s president, Lee Kun Hee, was very angry at the current status of Samsung. In June, when he saw the results of the monitoring submitted by Kim Sung-taek, the head of Samsung’s “Future Strategy Room,” Lee Kun-hee even said, “What happened to Samsung during this period when I was not in the company...”. Li Renxi, deputy head of the future strategy office, said: “It is inevitable that such things happen in this world. However, Li Jianxi believes that although this is not a big deal with the general concept of society, it happens within Samsung. This kind of thing is a big problem."

The report also said that Samsung is currently carrying out "Big bath (mass purification campaign)" to clean up the deposited dirt. A Samsung-related person said: “Samsung has many branches that are undergoing internal monitoring and this year seems to have become the 'year of monitoring.'” As Samsung techwin represented, already the head of Samsung Electronics’ LCD business unit has suffered poor performance. It was replaced and the personnel structure was also adjusted. Samsung executives said: "Not only corruption, but also time-honored executives have become the object of elimination." In particular, the atmosphere of financial branches are very tense. There are forecasts that even Samsung executives will lay off 30% of their staff within the next two years.

In addition, Samsung is also faced with a problem that is too rigid organizational culture blinded talent and creativity. Andy Rubin, the developer of the Android operating system, had been looking for Samsung in 2004 in order to sell Android, but he had closed the door. This is a representative example.