Worked there for one month. The office has nice decor and is located in an office building in the East District. It’s very convenient to go shopping after work. There’s a beverage vending machine, with each drink costing 1 dollar.

1. During the interview and on the job bank website, they said the job involved selling Quaker health foods by phone. However, less than a month later, the boss took on a client selling sexual enhancement drugs, so everyone had to start selling them.

2. As long as you haven’t sold more than 10,000 worth of products that day, don’t even think about leaving at 6 p.m. If you want to leave, the boss will make you stay until after 9 p.m.

3. You will be required to work overtime on Saturdays, working from the morning until 9 or 10 p.m. as well.

4. There is no overtime pay.

5. If you don’t cooperate with the overtime requirements, you will be asked to leave.

6. There is no dedicated logistics staff in the office. You are a telephone salesperson, but you also have to move goods. Quaker health foods (soupy, liquid products similar to chicken essence) are very heavy.

7. After working for a month, I can’t say I closed a lot of deals, but I did close deals steadily. Including overtime, the salary was NT$23,000.

The conclusion is that a company like this should be allowed to go under.