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台灣羽織創意美學有限公司
Pros

All relevant regulations comply with the Labor Standards Act.

If you are interested in patchwork-related handicrafts, you should gain something from the experience

(but the main products sold are “material kits,” rather than finished products).

Snacks are provided in the office, and you can take them freely during breaks.

Cons

Traditional manufacturing industry, family-owned business, and high employee turnover.

The company has two addresses: a retail store and a factory. Unless there are unforeseen changes, the work location will be the factory.

Unless the company relocates, the location is near the Yongkang Industrial Park. There is a lot of traffic at the intersection, including many large trucks, so please pay attention to safety.

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If you are applying for a position handling inventory and shipping,

The duties include:

Climbing up high and carrying heavy items, cutting fabric, measuring fabric dimensions, counting quantities, photocopying product information, packaging and boxing goods, etc.

The work environment is somewhat cluttered and prone to dust. Overtime may occasionally be required, and the job involves standing for long periods.

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If you are applying for an editor/content assistant position,

The duties include:

Taking product photos, editing images, scanning fabric, creating advertising copy and layouts, publishing posts regularly, answering customer service calls, replying to the company’s Line messages, listing and delisting products, proposing product development ideas, etc.

You may occasionally need to film videos introducing products to customers and viewers, and you may need to appear on camera.

Product photos are sometimes taken by other people and sent by email. They may arrive relatively late, which could result in overtime. Alternatively, the photos may be for a different product than the one originally scheduled for publication, so you need to keep checking the progress.

Sometimes a supervisor may be dissatisfied with the product photos. In that case, you will need to explain your concept or design philosophy to persuade them.

The need to retake photos is also fairly frequent.

You need to look at a screen for long periods, and overtime may sometimes be required.

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Depending on the position, you may need to attend one scheduled meeting every week. The length of each meeting varies. You will need to travel from the factory to the store for meetings, although meetings are occasionally held directly at the factory.

The main meeting topics include:

Reviewing recent problems, brainstorming new promotional offers, developing new products (everyone must propose a new product concept each week), planning each day’s activities and promotions for the month, discussing newly purchased products, etc.

Unexpected tasks are also frequently added, so please confirm the order of priorities with your supervisor first.

Also, because there are so many fabric colors and patterns, whether cutting or scanning fabric, looking at them for too long can cause some discomfort.

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