When Knowledge Leaves: TSMC’s Brain Drain Problem

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Reporter's Notebook

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What’s it really like to report from the field? In Reporter’s Notebook, TaiwanPlus journalists share the untold stories behind their reports—from surprising encounters to moments that didn’t make it to air. It’s a candid look at the reporting process and the voices bringing Taiwan’s stories to life. Catch new episodes every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday. -- Hosting provided by SoundOn

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When Knowledge Leaves: TSMC’s Brain Drain Problem

Reporter's Notebook

15 minutes

1 month ago

When Knowledge Leaves: TSMC’s Brain Drain Problem

Host Joey Chou kicks off his first episode of Reporter’s Notebook with TaiwanPlus reporter Leslie Liao, diving into one of Taiwan’s biggest tech stories of the year — a former TSMC executive accused of taking company secrets to Intel. They unpack what the case reveals about Taiwan’s semiconductor “brain drain,” the limits of non-compete clauses, and why shrinking workforces and stronger foreign currencies could tempt top engineers abroad. Watch Leslie Liao’s report: “TSMC Intellectual Property Case Exposes Brain Drain Risks” -- Hosting provided by SoundOn