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I previously went to one of the company’s branches in southern Taiwan. Although an interview time had been arranged, they made me wait at the reception desk for a full half hour. The job duties, salary, and bonus system were explained very unclearly. Training was required in Taipei. New hires were paid a daily wage during training, but were not covered by labor or health insurance. The interviewing manager kept bragging about his own performance and sarcastically said that I was not the type he wanted; if it weren’t for my young age, he would not have considered giving me a chance. During the two days I was there, they repeatedly asked me to do miscellaneous tasks such as sweeping the floor, folding flyers, and taking out the trash. I advise anyone interested to think twice.