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1) If you have enough stamina, physical strength, and emotional intelligence, and participate in many, many projects, fresh graduates can pad their résumés. After leaving here, other integrated marketing companies will be interested in you. However, that is only superficial, because this company's work is essentially about cheating people out of money, cheating people out of money.
1) A garbage company
2) The boss and employees scheme against one another
3) Unlimited overtime with no overtime pay. For working on holidays, whether you work 8 hours or 12 hours, you get only NT$1,000 in either case (even worse than a part-time worker
4) The education subsidy sounds nice, but you simply have no time for it
5) The so-called employee trip is... apart from the boss and spouse and the shareholders, no one has ever reached the required seniority to receive the full subsidy (which tells you how exploitative this company is and how high its turnover rate is
6) No respect for professionalism. Whether you are in planning or design, in the boss's eyes, you are just a disposable pair of chopsticks that can be thrown away once used up.
7) Please don't be fooled by anything about cultural activities or tourism activities. This company has plenty of things that are written to sound good, but in the end they are all just teaching you how to fleece clients. They use ideals to recruit people, but only to trick you into joining.
8) Seeing the flood of negative reviews about this company, I am genuinely overjoyed. Please don't go in for an interview; let this garbage company be eliminated by the market on its own.
9) There are plenty of good event-planning companies out there, plenty of ethical integrated marketing companies, and plenty of companies that treat their employees like human beings.
10) Exploitative old-school boss, if you happen to be reading this, I wish you booming business and smooth sailing. Heh.