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Completing the interview does not mean you have been hired—even if you start work on your first day, they immediately begin asking you to submit documents!

On the first and second days, you have interviews with the top boss. The boss keeps asking questions as if they are very self-important, which makes people feel extremely uncomfortable!

They will directly criticize you for not being good enough, for being unqualified, and for lacking ability.

They think they are being very open-minded when talking with you (note that this means talking for two evenings, an enormous waste of time), but in reality, they simply question you until you are unable to respond, then conclude that you will accomplish nothing in the future.

The top boss wants teachers who are eloquent, not teachers with professional skills.

Even if you get through these two days, there is then three weeks of unpaid training. Is the Ministry of Labor allowed to let them do this?

After the unpaid training ends, there is a one-month probationary period during which NT$3,000 is deducted from the base salary, so you receive only NT$24,000 in the first month.

The advertised NT$27,000 is actually wages plus non-wage compensation, thereby lowering the insured salary amount!

If you receive an interview invitation, ignore it. Do not waste your time!!!!!!!!