No advantages

1. Every day, a male manager gathers 50 customer service representatives and makes them stand at attention while he berates everyone for being terrible (99.9% of the customer service staff are women). This happens about as often as breakfast, lunch, dinner, and morning and afternoon snack times. (If you don't want to stand as punishment, try to find things to do while sitting... or call vendors so they can hear how embarrassing he is.)

2. After the Lunar New Year, the company suddenly kept saying that the southern branch was going to close and that employees could be laid off at any time... We advise customer service candidates not to try this lightly.

(Because the company won't spend money to lay you off; it will only pressure you to leave~)

3. Customer accounts and resources are taken away at will... After all the effort put into developing them, you're mocked for monopolizing vendors...

4. Employees are forced to clock out punctually at 6:00 p.m.~ Overtime hours for noon and holiday shifts are undercounted (so if you can avoid taking shifts, don't take them.)

5. 1111 is already the most expensive platform in Taiwan! Unless you have great confidence in the effectiveness of posting on 1111, it is one thing not to sell anything and make no money; the real breakdown comes from being bullied in the workplace by a male manager with a psychologically twisted personality. (Based on observation... the effectiveness of postings is all claimed by customer service representatives! After all~ when a vendor's posting performs poorly, it's the fault of both customer service and the vendor.)