During the interview, there weren't really any issues; it was simply a discussion about personal experience and so on. The interview process was comfortable, and overall it was fairly good. But...

But be aware that you will sign a document during the process, and before officially starting work, there is a five-day unpaid training period. If you're not interested, it's recommended that you don't sign it, or just sign something else with a similar name. The five-day training occurs periodically, perhaps once a month or once every half month, but no salary is paid, and lunch, drinks, and parking fees are also your own responsibility.

Training content:

At the beginning, they repeatedly introduce the company's products and the platform, along with many other things. The classes can be very tedious, but the content isn't important, so you don't really need to listen carefully. It doesn't matter if you can't answer questions, because it is completely different from the actual operations involved in the business. Basically, this is a company that promotes MT4/MT5. In Taiwan, it is legal if you do not handle financial transactions, and illegal if you do. However, in practice, the business-related work involves handling financial transactions and transaction details. In addition, this company's IP has already been blocked in mainland China, so if the company is raided, it would be illegal whether in mainland China or Taiwan (just be a little more careful). The training content may feel somewhat like an attempt to brainwash inexperienced newcomers, but if you've had prior exposure to this, you know to be cautious!!!