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None—there are so many shortcomings that I could go on forever.
The boss and the boss’s wife are crazy.
Although the position is supposed to be marketing planning, they will also ask you to show clients around studio apartments and parking spaces as a real estate agent. When the BE quick-cut salon moves, you will also be expected to act as a moving laborer. When guests arrive to check in, you will have to take them to the Solo hotel. You have to handle all kinds of miscellaneous tasks.
The boss is so stingy that in summer, on the fourth floor—with no windows, in a rooftop addition—they still do not turn on the air conditioning. Downstairs is a Hicolor hair-dye salon on Ximen’s Shang district. Most importantly, the dye is imported from mainland China, but they claim it is imported from abroad. After all, the cost has to be low if they are charging 499 to dye hair.
Even after work, they keep bombarding you with LINE messages and make you answer the customer-service phone. In the end, they force you to resign, then forcibly snatch your bag to check whether you have secretly taken any of their things.
An extremely unethical and unprofessional employer.
I recommend that everyone think twice before coming here.