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The early shift ends early.
It seems to be well-organized.
The office is very conveniently located right by a metro exit.
The office building is nice.
During the interview, I thought there would be plenty of opportunities for development, as someone gave me an introduction to the company (Crown Bioscience) and its subsidiaries.
Next, I was asked to fill out the company’s standard forms, including my national ID number. Yes, they completely ignored the Personal Data Protection Act.
After I finished filling them out, I waited for the interview. The position was just a small retail associate role, yet I had to go through three rounds. Yes, I interviewed with three people separately, so I had to repeat everything three times. They also said the store manager would later decide whether they liked me. If so, why didn’t the store manager conduct the interview in the first place?
I thought the job would simply involve working in the store and making sandwiches, but later they said I would also have to prepare meals, provide support, and move heavy items—in short, handle everything. The salary was completely different from what was posted on the employment website. Even with all the allowances added, it was less than NT$27,000—a ridiculously low salary. With the stock price having risen so much recently, this salary really does the company’s brand a disservice.