None

Cons

There was no problem finding part-time workers for events.

Part-time work at the Taipei Expo Park travel fair

The work duties were explained unclearly beforehand.

They were extremely reluctant to pay.

In the cold wind, we had to check tickets and provide explanations, as well as use our own phones and power banks to scan visitors’ IDs.

The crowds were enormous, causing the real-name registration app to crash, so I went inside the venue to report it to the boss.

The boss even said, “It’s a problem with your phone,” and then scanned their own ID with their own phone—and it worked.

What nonsense.

All the full-time staff went inside the venue to hide from the cold wind, while the crowds continued from 9:30 a.m. until the venue closed at 6 p.m.

We part-time workers had almost no break time.

At noon, the lunch boxes were always vegetarian, and we were given only 20 minutes to eat.

Because you would see fellow part-time workers unable to handle the workload alone.

There was no time to use the restroom or drink water; we had to stand until the end of the 8-hour shift.

You would even get dirty looks for going to the restroom.

17 hours of work, and they only paid 2,200 ??????