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Absolutely none
There is no base salary and no labor or health insurance. In addition to signing an employment contract, you also have to sign a NT$50,000 promissory note.
Although you are hired as a contract designer and are paid a percentage of each project, you are also expected to clean the premises, clock in and out, call customers to book classes, and, when customers come to the company for classes, help with parking, reception, serving food, and washing dishes.
If you are lucky and a customer likes you and wants to hire you for a design project, you still have to submit the project you received to compete with all the other designers in the company.
If the company participates in a franchise exhibition, you have to help set up the booth like a laborer, attract customers during the exhibition, and memorize sales scripts.
After accepting a project, if you want to resign before completing it, you not only have to hand over the project but also return the money you have received. Otherwise, the company will sue you.
Completely exploitative