1. You can go do other things during work hours, such as getting a haircut

2. People in high-ranking positions can exploit loopholes for personal gain

3. Even if laws are broken, the big shots won’t pursue it and will handle it discreetly

(However, the portion the company was cheated out of is borne by all employees: benefits are cut, and everyone is asked to weather the difficulties together.)

4. Suitable for fresh graduates to pad their résumés; not many professional skills are required—just be obedient

5. If you’re not in an important position, it’s very suitable for coasting toward retirement

6. The supervisors and employees are generally very nice, except for a certain southern-region supervisor

7. The pay is generous for a traditional industry company in Tainan. In 2018, there were bonuses for the three major holidays, employee trips, company meals, and year-end bonuses; starting in 2019, everything was cut (the employee trips, three-holiday gift money, and employee meals listed in the online job posting were all canceled)

1. The salary for the website interface optimization designer is extremely low, while the requirements are very high; it would need to offer at least NT$50,000 to attract experienced candidates

2. Marketing specialist is a terrible position; the work is all writing articles, while brand planning is led by the company’s marketing-genius boss’s wife

3. In-home childcare and tutoring: it sounds nice to call it tutoring, but bluntly put, it’s domestic work

4. Kiln-firing operators, food-factory operators, and similar positions: the factory work is simple, and they receive the same benefits as office staff

5. Part-time store customer service and sales staff: any store except those in the south is fine; the southern-region supervisor is [censored profanity]