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The interviewer was friendly, and the computer-based test was not difficult.
The company is located in an office building.
The work environment is relatively traditional in its standards and appearance.
Since it is a publishing house, there are many books, and they want to develop new children's books.
They need someone with hand-drawing skills and creative ideas.
The salary is relatively low at NT$24,000, and there does not seem to be much room for salary increases.
In addition, raises depend on the performance of the books after publication.
When there is free time, you may need to help the accounting department with clerical work, which feels a bit like doing odd jobs.
Taiwanese publishing houses are closing one after another, and physical books do not sell as well as they used to.
Is there a good future and room for development in making children's books here?
Everything is still uncertain. It is suitable for people who want to take on new challenges and are not concerned about finances.