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Relations among colleagues are fairly good
The company provides enough to get by
The working hours are very long, and there is a lot of work that is both varied and complicated, so you can only survive by relying on your passion. The senior managers are all very loyal to the company, but turnover among lower-level employees is extremely high. Newcomers need to be able to observe and ask questions on their own; otherwise, their supervisors are sometimes too busy to pay attention to them. If your goal is to train yourself extensively and you are not short of money, you could consider joining, but promotions and transfers are actually quite difficult. The company’s benefits are also very stingy. Although there are nominally various academies for training, in reality people are often too busy to attend. The company also places strong emphasis on learning by doing—it is a very typical Taiwanese boss......Aside from a few colleagues who adapt well and are able to stay long term, most colleagues who join with ideals end up disappointed and leave. Approximately........90% XD