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The interior décor is very impressive, and the layout is quite striking.
They don’t even want to provide health insurance. Although they will provide it if you insist, a company that can’t even straightforwardly offer health insurance—what is there to expect from it?
There is no overtime pay for working overtime. You also have to complete other people’s work when they take leave, so one person is used as N people, without any increase in pay!
In the News Department, a certain anchor whose surname is written with the characters for “bow” and “long” is really arrogant. They don’t read the news according to the script, and even screenshot comments posted on YouTube by reporters or student workers and repost them on Facebook, saying: “You can tell at a glance that these are comments from reporters or student workers.”
Even the anchor surnamed Mu Mu and the other anchors are extremely apprehensive around that anchor surnamed Gong-Chang. Despite having less seniority than the others, they especially love putting on airs and giving people dirty looks. Their foreign-language ability is nothing special, and in the past, at an event at the Taichung World Flora Expo, they even proactively asked whether translation was needed—making countless mistakes and embarrassing themselves internationally.
Seeing the student workers in the editorial team, I really feel sorry for them. They have to deal with several self-proclaimed veterans in the editorial team, as well as the bad temper of the anchor surnamed Gong-Chang, who refuses to read from the script but insists on having a handwritten manuscript!