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1. Being in air conditioning every day until I’m shivering
2. Close to home
1. No matter how much more work you do, your salary will not increase.
2. There are a bunch of phone calls to make all day long.
3. The stated working hours for the morning shift, 8:50–18:50, are completely fictitious. In reality, you start at 8:30 to turn on the air conditioning in the classrooms where students will have lessons, organize the reception desk, and prepare everything else needed for work, and you do not leave until after 7:00. Note! It is after 7:00, or possibly even later.
4. Working overtime every day is the norm. Even when the authorities announce that no one needs to go to work or school due to a typhoon, you still have to prepare your uniform and raincoat and go to work. (Government announcements that work and school are suspended due to natural disasters are all fake.)
5. I was doing two positions and thought my salary would increase, but on payday I discovered that it was all just my own overactive imagination—I actually received less than 20K. Heh, at the time I thought my eyes were just playing tricks on me!
6. They verbally say the salary will be over 22K, but in practice, you need a higher level of education. Only university graduates and above qualify for their 22K standard; otherwise… get ready to receive 18K.