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雙向國際旅行社股份有限公司
Pros

The only advantage is that the salary is paid very quickly.

There are absolutely no other advantages; you will only feel like you are wasting your life.

Cons

From beginning to end, it is simply one big scam (short working hours, with sales targets that are easy to achieve).

The interview presents only a very one-sided picture.

On the first day at the company, they throw some materials at you and tell you to read them on your own—you are treated like a piece of wood.

On the second day, your colleagues start trying to sell things to you.

On the third day, they spend 15 minutes explaining a contract full of gray areas, then tell you to read it yourself.

After a few days, you are sent to a travel fair and told to produce results.

Everyone is extremely snobbish (but they will not say it outright).

Moreover, most of them use deceptive methods to get customers to pay.

Naturally, there are so many customer complaint calls every day that they cannot be counted.

The strangest thing is that everyone considers this perfectly normal.

If an itinerary cannot be sold out, the sales staff have to absorb the loss themselves.

It is similar to a direct-selling scheme: if you get an interview, you will be hired.

You go to several travel fairs every month (you pay for your own food and accommodation each time; the company provides no subsidy).

And they only give you one day off in compensation.

The company atmosphere is very much like the competition among insurance salespeople.

You get the impression that managers value money more than people.

You should be prepared to be publicly humiliated.

Most outrageously, the hidden costs are higher than you can imagine.

Anything you think you would use for work, this company will not provide:

computers, tablets, transportation reimbursements—even the postage for mailing documents has to be paid upfront by you.

The so-called “super salespeople” treat customers and colleagues like disposable utensils: once they have used them, they throw them away.

As soon as they receive the money, their attitude changes 180 degrees.

Oh, and any sales results not completed this month carry over into the next month, continuing the descent into hell.

Young shopping bags with ambition and drive are welcome to join the ranks.

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