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Occasional snacks
Good window view
Regarding the environment:
An apartment building with one living room and one bathroom
The living room is also the office
Regarding salary:
The boss is very stingy and will take advantage of you, doing everything possible to push your salary as low as possible.
He says that you are just a university student who has recently joined the company and entered the workforce, and pushes your pay down to the minimum—so low that it does not comply with labor laws.
NT$500 per day, NT$12,000 per month
NT$15,000 per month after completing three months
Working hours are 9:00–19:00, but in practice you work overtime until 21:00, 22:00, or even 23:00.
You may also be called in to work overtime on holidays.
🌟You often have to work overtime; if he treats you to a bowl of braised pork rice, he says that counts as overtime pay.🌟
🌟He violates labor laws and does not provide employees with labor or health insurance.🌟
Regarding everyday life at the company:
The boss only has a high school education and is very insecure, so he constantly makes sarcastic remarks about university students.
As soon as you join the company, you are compared with a senior employee who has been there for six months.
The senior employee, like the boss, only has a high school education, so the boss relies heavily on him. The boss uses this to make comparisons and then says things like university students are useless.
Any area where he knows you are better than him will constantly be subjected to his sarcastic remarks.
The boss says he will teach you what you do not know and that you can ask questions.
When you ask, he is reluctant to teach you properly.
When he is unhappy, he will also take it out on you.
If you follow the boss’s instructions, the vice president will change your work.
If you follow the vice president’s instructions, the boss will scold you.