Workplace reviews and discussion: 和英文化事業有限公司

⒈ The colleagues are fairly nice.

⒉ If you really want to give it a try, you can ask for a higher salary, to avoid not getting paid after resigning.

1. Job duties differed from the interview: The actual work content was completely different from what was discussed during the interview. The position applied for was editor, but I was often asked to drive to transport goods, as well as weed and sweep. The work lacked continuity, there was no training or comprehensive handover, and the information provided by the person in charge was always very fragmented, so I had to piece it together myself.

2. There was no clear distinction between working and non-working hours. I often received messages and repeated calls after work, or in the early morning, mostly about trivial matters unrelated to work.

⒊ Last-minute overtime: I was often notified the day before—or in the early morning—that I had to arrive at the company at 6:30–7:00 a.m. the next day. No overtime pay was provided; time off could be taken instead (but during the time off, I would still receive incessant calls and messages from the person in charge).

⒋ You may be asked to pretend to be an employee who has already resigned and make strange requests to vendors.

⒌ Based on the experience of previous employees and myself, most people ended up having their wages withheld.

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A very unique and interesting work experience