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Once the work is finished, you can do your own things. No overtime. You can buy lunch early; there is a rice cooker for steaming food, as well as a refrigerator and water dispenser.
The two people in the art department take turns answering the phone (including during lunchtime), receiving and sending emails, receiving and sending faxes, handling orders through LINE, writing orders, preparing work orders, writing quotations, finding screen-printing screens themselves, preparing and printing screen-printing artwork when no screen is available, keying in and printing goods-out slips, keeping handwritten records of goods-out slips, issuing invoices, settling accounts and chasing overdue payments at the end of the month, taking turns cleaning the office and restroom, doing a thorough cleaning once every six months, occasionally performing large amounts of manual work, and handling other miscellaneous matters. If the printer or photocopier breaks down, you have to replace the toner cartridge or add ink yourself, unless you are unable to do so and need to contact the supplier. Complete other tasks assigned by the boss and the boss's wife. Later, you will also need to learn how to pack and ship orders.
Wages are paid by check on the 6th.
You will be fined for not clocking in and out, for being late, and for making mistakes after six months of employment.
There is no air conditioning. The computer occasionally crashes, and the chair's height cannot be adjusted. Cockroaches occasionally appear. There is sometimes a smell of printing ink, outdoor cigarette smoke, and restroom odors.