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1. Suitable for young recent graduates to build up a little so-called reputation.
2. Everything required by basic legal regulations is provided! (But it will not go beyond what is required by the Labor Standards Act.)
3. Salaries are currently paid normally. (That is also because Business Weekly has currently applied for government relief, and the government is subsidizing employees’ salaries~)
4. A soft-media atmosphere, suitable for people with a Chinese-language-and-literature background!
5. Convenient transportation!
6. A wide variety of food options nearby, making it convenient to eat!
1. Only after joining the company do they tell you that your labor and health insurance will be insured under another subsidiary.
2. A company that shows very little respect for professionalism—the job content will later become completely different! By then, if you want to jump ship, you will not be able to get away~
3. Other than the monthly salary, do not expect much else. Just take the grand promises made during the interview with a grain of salt.
4. The supervisors are all the people who have been there the longest; if you stay long enough, that will be you~ Because everyone else leaves before completing a year!
5. The top executive is an owner rather than a professional manager and often yells loudly in the company. Things improved somewhat after the new president took over.
6. A media outlet that leans toward the pan-green camp; criticism related to articles on the website is extremely biased.
7. The building is old, the office partitions are old, and there are no dividers between desks.
8. Books and miscellaneous items are scattered all over the office floor—a company that does not value tidiness or appearances.