Workplace reviews and discussion: 全美戲院有限公司
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If I really had to say something, the only benefit is that movie tickets are discounted.
1) In 2016, I applied for a ticket seller position. The boss personally said the hourly wage was "60 dollars"—the hourly wage was "60 dollars," the hourly wage was "60 dollars" (it is repeated three times because it is very important). The boss likes to complain about being poor in the media and claims this is Ang Lee's favorite cinema. Heh, a job paying 60 dollars an hour that can also help preserve an old cinema—what a wonderful job.
2) No labor or health insurance.
3) The ticket booth is dirty and messy, with no air conditioning or electric fan. You sit on a stool, and the entire space appears to be less than 0.5 ping. It is "manual ticket sales" (you write everything yourself and stamp it yourself); if you miscalculate the money, you have to pay for the difference yourself.
4) The boss was also extremely late to the interview.
Conclusion: This review can no longer be described as merely bad.