Workplace reviews and discussion: 築文創藝術股份有限公司

The colleagues are very nice

But because all the bosses have left ㄏ

The boss is extremely irresponsible, has no logic whatsoever, does not understand priorities, treats the Labor Standards Act as if it does not exist, and never seriously reads the materials provided. The boss herself may have problems with both Chinese and math: even when looking at simple materials or a budget sheet, you need to stand beside her and explain it to her line by line. It is best to stand there and wait for her to finish reading ^____^, because as soon as you return to your seat, she will immediately call you over again. It is no exaggeration to say that she can call you back and forth at least 10–15 times within half an hour!

She really likes randomly changing a bunch of things that were agreed upon long ago, making all the employees do pointless work. At first, she pretends to be very kind, making it seem great that you do not need to clock in and that compensatory leave is available. In reality, whether the boss comes to work depends on her mood (even if a project is urgent, do not expect her to reply to messages). Compensatory leave also depends entirely on her mood: you can only take it if she feels like letting you. Otherwise, even when the amount of leave and overtime nearly offset each other, she will still complain that you have taken too much leave.

Although this is a small company, the boss acts like a gossiping middle-aged woman, constantly gossiping internally—complaining to Employee A about Employee B, then complaining to Employee B about Employee C. When this was later discovered, she still had the nerve to blatantly lie and cry that she had been slandered. Externally, she makes you lose face. For example, even when the organizing partner had already found student workers to distribute flyers and insert DM leaflets, she would insist that she was worried you would be bored and send you to help the partner distribute flyers and insert DM leaflets, delaying a pile of work that should have been done. Afterwards, she would blame you for leaving no one to watch the venue and for not finishing the work. (In reality, she does not look at the division-of-labor or schedule tables organized by employees, and she also loves randomly promising things to clients or pretending to be helpful.)

She disregards the expertise of photographers and designers, asking others to do a whole pile of work for a tiny amount of money. Every project is revised over and over again. She constantly cries poverty to squeeze employees’ wages, while dumping all the pressure and responsibility of dealing with people onto hardworking employees. She acts like a good person behind the scenes, as if she had nothing to do with anything, and if someone raises an issue afterwards, she shifts the blame to the employee who was originally responsible for communication.

The boss of this company does not look like a boss at all. Apart from constantly spreading anxiety and constantly making trouble for you, she makes no contribution whatsoever to the company’s projects or operations (other than spreading anxiety and causing trouble, she is completely unwilling to help). When something happens, do not expect her to protect employees. In front of clients and vendors, she constantly questions and distrusts you, making the vendors doubt you as well. She cannot take other people’s opinions, and although she does not show others any respect, she still expects them to show her respect. She thinks she is generous, and when she cannot win an argument, she can only cry.

She constantly exploits highly capable employees while offering mediocre pay. Apart from being very generous with food and drinks, she is extremely calculating and stingy about salaries and year-end bonuses. She once withheld money from the labor pension contribution, and even after it was discovered, she did not respond. Only after we repeatedly reminded her did she reluctantly say that she would return our money.

Do not go there under any circumstances! A malignant tumor in the art world!