Workplace reviews and discussion: 全鎂實業股份有限公司

All of my coworkers are very young, and everyone is very nice.

There are lots of snacks to eat.

The boss is very generous; there are always gifts or bonuses during holidays.

I heard that, due to the recent severity of the pandemic, the company donated Fuji Spring Water, which it represents, to major hospitals, and apparently even received a certificate of appreciation.

Because it is a distributor, you come into contact with a wide range of people and get to know many others. The engineers I met through work are still good friends of mine.

I saw other people saying that the company has a culture of business entertaining, but that might have been the company culture in the past. When I was there, there really was hardly any entertaining at all—at most, we would have meals with clients when visiting them. At first, I was a little worried when I saw the comments below mentioning a culture of business entertaining, but after actually joining Quan Mei, I realized that it was really just eating a meal. We also have lunch and dinner normally, so does that count as business entertaining...? Also, regarding the supervisor in her forties mentioned below, I heard that she has already left the company.

I really like this company. The environment is good, and my coworkers are also very nice. If I did not need to return to my family’s factory to help out because of family circumstances, I would really want to stay with the company.

There is indeed some performance pressure, but the company pays to employ us, so it is understandable that they urge us to meet our targets too...

The boss takes a longer-term view and focuses on the company’s future outlook, but I can only focus on my current performance and cannot think that far ahead...

The company has five departments, but there are not many employees in each department. The scope of responsibilities is too broad, so you need to spend time learning more.