Workplace reviews and discussion: 席恩資訊股份有限公司

For ordinary people like me who don’t have a rich daddy and whose lives are full of wrinkles, this place is definitely your best springboard for changing jobs.

Uneducated upper management: The boss and his happy-go-lucky buddies do nothing but talk all day long. Projects run into problems constantly, yet they refuse to study and learn more. All they want to do is copy other people’s products and then claim they came up with them themselves.

The banana-producing kingdom: Managers get the bananas, while entry-level employees are left with only the peels. You won’t starve, but you won’t be full either. Saving money? Asking Mom for ten dollars every day is more realistic.

Young masters and ladies, have some pie: Every day, there are deliciously grand promises to enjoy, such as: “Our annual revenue is about to exceed 100 million!” / “We’re going to defeat all the PR agencies!” (Even though they can’t actually handle sponsored content properly.)

Three heads and six arms—aren’t we amazing: Because the turnover rate has stayed above 87% for years, it’s nothing unusual for one person to take on two or three roles. But it still depends on the boss’s mood~ If they ask you to take on even more duties and you can’t, you’ll still have to get lost and say bye-bye.

The veterans with hidden special skills: Anyone who has stayed at this company for more than two years counts as an ultra-senior old-timer. Each of these old-timers is a deeply skilled tai chi master (so even if they can’t do anything, they still get paid).

What is professionalism? Can you eat it?: Business staff are allowed to boss execution staff around and come up with terrible ideas. When the project is ultimately ruined, they push the blame back onto the execution staff. The business staff get the bonuses, the execution staff get criticized. No big deal, no big deal.

The benefits listed on 104 are all hallucinations: Someone in another post provided a very incisive item-by-item analysis (and thoroughly debunked them), so I won’t elaborate here.

Summary: Too many wrongs to list; The Three Little Pigs.