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1. Supervisors’ meetings are like direct-selling conventions, with the power of great faith
2. The colleagues are nice; we weather difficulties together
3. It has become a national research institute, and they dare to offer decent salaries for PhDs
4. The Tamsui River is beautiful
You can’t eat breakfast after clocking in
The office air conditioning breaks down
The open-plan office is noisy
The supervisors lack ambition and are out of touch with society
They hire people indiscriminately; there are many highly educated but incompetent people
As an assistant’s assistant at the Department of Agriculture and Water Resources, you’ll be criticized if you don’t help pour tea
Meetings are inefficient; they’re all just talking nonsense
You can’t make decisions about minor matters without asking the institute director
They love holding institute-wide meetings to boost morale, but they’re useless
Business is won through connections, so there’s no need to develop real capability
The internal systems are terrible
The supervisor is very noisy