1. Working hours and break times are strictly observed. As soon as the time is up, everyone leaves, so there is no need to stay behind to finish the remaining work.

2. Suitable for people temporarily changing career paths, unemployed people, and recent graduates.

3. If you want to work like a Taiwanese laborer but cannot afford to go abroad, come here.

1. For information security reasons, bringing mobile phones is strictly prohibited during normal working hours. If something suddenly happens at home (for example, a family member is in danger), you will not be able to answer the phone in time.

2. If you like having someone constantly watching you from behind for no particular reason, or pacing around behind you, this is a great place.

3. For information security reasons, all the office windows are completely sealed with black paper. The windows let in neither light nor air, so cigarette smoke and human body odor will linger around you while you work.

4. Other than processing videos, you are not allowed to do anything except use the restroom or get water. Sometimes even the time you spend in the restroom is monitored. Since you have to report when you use the restroom, if you stay in there just a little too long, someone may check in on you when you return.

5. What happened to the promise that we would become full-time employees after about three months?

6. One day, I dreamed that my Japanese supervisor said during a meeting: “Normally, try not to take leave when you are sick. If you need to rest, use your days off to rest.”

7. You do not get paid extra for producing videos with multiple P's.