1. Afternoon tea every Wednesday

But the allowance is only NT$30, so you have to pay extra for pretty much any cup of coffee.

2. Diverse training opportunities

After joining, you’ll be assigned all kinds of work. They say it’s to give you a chance to try different things, but once you learn how to do them, it simply increases your workload without any pay raise!

3. Gift vouchers for the three major holidays

Gift vouchers from the company itself, valued at 70% of their original price.

4. Year-end banquet

Company gift vouchers are handed out as well.

There are games, and the prizes are candy and chocolate.

1. Poor ventilation

The boss says they want to help polar bears, so they won’t turn on the air conditioning proactively.

2. Cluttered office

The space is small and packed with merchandise, and there is only one meeting room.

3. The boss’s secretary speaks harshly and sarcastically

She has no logical approach to her work and does not respect professional expertise.

4. No resources provided

You can only look for copyright-free composite materials online, or take the photos yourself in the small meeting room (renting a studio is out of the question).

As a result, there is a limit to what you can produce.

5. Overtime in disguise

It’s very easy to get pulled into a meeting right before the end of the workday.

6. High turnover, except among their own people

Many people have already been replaced in the same position.