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1. You can achieve the dream of a lifetime: “working at Taipei 101” and “using Taipei 101 as an Internet café.”
2. Unlimited snacks and drinks until December, when a high-ranking executive decided the drinks were too expensive and canceled them (that person is currently the only high-ranking executive here).
3. There are no fixed working hours. Some people arrive after 10 a.m., while others do not come in until after noon, and no one notices. You can even go exercise halfway through work without anyone noticing. No matter what time you arrive, you still leave at 6 p.m.
4. The HR person is very pretty?
5. You can get hired without much experience.
6. You can bring a PS4 to the company, connect it to a monitor, and play; you can also bring a Switch to the company and play it directly—of course, all day long.
7. The company’s benefits are indeed better than those of its competitors.
1. Four CEOs in 10 months. I have not even met the fourth one. Of the first three, only the second one seriously did the job, but was smeared and gone after a month. The other two only thought about “making money.”
2. At this stage, HR has unchecked power.
3. Every recently hired employee thinks they are above everyone else; original employees are treated like trash.
4. The entertainment area in the front is just for show. You even get nagged at for going up front to play.
5. Employees are laid off for all kinds of bizarre reasons. The planner responsible for the lottery project was laid off because they supposedly did not need to work on the lottery, and then they worked on the lottery again three months later; an art RD was laid off because that position supposedly did not exist, yet the position was still being advertised on 104.
6. Someone inside the company stole documents and took them out, but only received a warning letter. Clearly, management does not want to deal with it.
7. During interviews, HR first clears its own name by saying, “None of the information on Tianyancha is true.”
8. It is a shame that Tianyancha does not have an “extremely poor” option; otherwise, I would definitely choose it.