1. The colleagues are all very nice

2. The project budget is substantial, so there is a lot of room to learn and try things

3. The perfect-attendance bonus is NT$3,000

4. There are occasional project bonuses

5. The turnover rate is very high, so if you stick it out, you’ll get promoted

6. If you’ve worked at a small company before, you’ll feel that the game industry’s budget is heaven; but compared with other, larger-scale game companies, it is of course still somewhat limited.

7. Some department managers are quite capable at management

8. Korean-market projects are launched fairly often; overseas project experience is a plus on your résumé

9. A good place for fresh graduates to hone their skills

10. Fruit is provided on Monday, Wednesday, and Friday afternoons. There are also drink orders—the “drink angel” orders drinks every day. When revenue is good, there’s Häagen-Dazs and Starbucks

11. Some senior executives put on performances in the boss’s group chat every day; it’s absolutely spectacular

1. You are required to report data on holiday mornings as a duty; it does not count as overtime, and sometimes it drags on until the afternoon

2. The product strength is relatively lacking

3. It’s very busy and demanding; coming here to slack off is impossible

4. You may be tagged on Line at any time, regardless of the hour. If it’s urgent, you may still receive a phone call. I think this is fine, but it depends on the person

5. Toilet paper is not provided, and you have to bring your own laptop. This invention deserves a Nobel Prize