Workplace reviews and discussion: 亞太國際地產股份有限公司
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The company has an attractive storefront, several overseas branches, and many celebrities have invested in the company's offerings. It should be a fairly profitable company.
Because I did not stay at the company for very long, I can only provide a brief overview of some aspects.
People considering interviewing at this company are advised to consider whether it is suitable for them and assess whether their financial situation is sufficient to bear the costs.
Many expenses must be paid out of pocket.
On the first day, upon reporting for work and participating in the company's training, you must pay NT$500 (refunded upon completion of the training).
1. You must purchase the company's uniform (NT$9,500).
2. You must join the boss's labor union: NT$2,500 membership fee and NT$5,000 annual fee.
3. You must pay a rental fee to use the company's computer: NT$520 for the monitor and NT$965 for the computer tower.
Even if you bring your own laptop, you still have to pay the company NT$300 for maintenance and usage fees.
The above fees are mandatory. In addition, there are countless penalty mechanisms.
You will be fined for eating breakfast at the company, putting on makeup, leaving the computer on after work, smoking at the entrance downstairs, and failing to address senior colleagues with honorifics, among other things.
In addition, this company is the service office of Taipei City Councilor Chung Hsiao-ping. After work, employees often make telephone calls interviewing Kuomintang members, such as opinion polls for the Kuomintang chairperson election.
That's about it.