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Around 34,000 for university graduates
Around 40,000 for master's degree holders
Even though there isn't much work and the pace is slow, the work atmosphere is extremely oppressive—I don't know what everyone is trying so hard to endure.
Performance is judged entirely by the number of overtime hours worked. Incompetent people who can't finish their work and work tons of overtime are treated as great.
Competent people who finish quickly and leave early are seen as having no sense of responsibility. In the end, they either leave or learn to pretend to be busy.
As for the advantages, overtime pay is actually paid as long as you report it; it isn't blocked.
Sales in Taiwan have consistently been good, and the bonuses are fairly decent.
Only consider it if you can tolerate a Japanese-style workplace environment!