1. The compensation is okay, though the salary offer for private university graduates may be set low.

2. If your performance review is damn good, your salary increases by 20% each year, but since your salary base is low, the increase is only kimochi.

3. The meals are decent.

1. You clock in when you arrive and are responsible for your work after clocking out. Averaged out over the hours worked, the hourly wage is about the same as at a gas station.

2. To do a good job, one must first sharpen one's tools; clearly, they don't understand this principle. Recently, they apparently wanted to save money by discontinuing the licenses for some tools and switching to shoddy products from across the Strait. Who knows what other astonishing moves they have in store for the future.

3. Quoting someone else's thoughts: The senior executives have risen through the ranks purely because they were born under a lucky star; they have no real ability.