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1. The office is old, with a lot of clutter along the way.

2. The marketing supervisor seemed somewhat impatient during the interview; sometimes they would say, "Anyway, that's just how it is," halfway through speaking.

3. You have to handwrite a standard résumé.

4. It feels like a very traditional Taiwanese company culture.

5. You must work rotating evening shifts, and may also have to come in on holidays.

6. It is not a two-day weekend; the schedule is based on shifts.

7. The salary is not high despite requiring shift work.

8. It feels like the marketing department's work is not very innovative, so there probably isn't much to learn.