The environment is quiet and peaceful

First, let me talk about the resignation process: it’s troublesome and tedious, and you also have to run back and forth.

This company requires a physical examination, which it will fully subsidize, but if you get kicked out, one examination is wasted.

It’s a foreign-worker concentration camp. At the cafeteria, only rice and soup are free; for other dishes, you’re limited to scooping main courses, and there are even quantity restrictions. They also deduct the meal costs from your salary.

Recently, my friends have been kicked out one after another. They were all hired into the same department, and were kicked out after working for just two weeks. It feels like they treat people as disposable chopsticks: hiring when they’re busy and kicking people out when they’re not.

You even have to make a special trip to another building to eat, and they only give you thirty minutes for lunch. The round trip alone is already very rushed.

You’re given ten minutes of break time, but taking your cleanroom suit on and off already takes nearly two minutes, and going to the restroom takes three minutes each way. Basically, you don’t get any real break at all.

They’re stingy even with break time. No wonder there are only foreign workers.

There are so few Taiwanese people at this company that it’s pitiful; you’re surrounded by foreign languages in every direction, so be mentally prepared.

If the keywords say “a major smartphone filter manufacturer, Linkou Huaya, eight scheduled days off,” nine times out of ten it will be this company. Please be careful.

Also, experienced workers always get priority when choosing preferred days off, and it’s only the new workers’ turn at the end.

According to what my friends have been saying one after another, the supervisor on the third floor has very high standards. Some experienced workers target newcomers’ work. If they notice that any detail wasn’t done properly, they report it to the supervisor, and you’ll be watched all day. If the supervisor keeps their eyes on you all day and even repeatedly walks around near you, you can consider resigning. It means they’re preparing to kick you out.