Workplace reviews and discussion: 台灣公主遊艇股份有限公司
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It’s great having absolutely no customers, haha.
I've been working at this job for almost half a year.
I really have a lot of thoughts about it.
When I first joined, they said it was really easygoing.
(What company would say that about itself...)
Then I happened to meet an employee who was about to leave. I asked how long he had worked there (half a year)—was he being brought in to train his replacement...?
The supervisor talks about gossip every day and keeps saying how awesome he is.
The most outrageous thing is that the salary is said to be 24,000, but after deductions it’s even less than the minimum wage. On top of that, they force you to work overtime every day (unpaid).
There are also employees with an extremely strong slave mentality who work overtime like crazy—off work at 6:00 every day, but they won’t leave their desks until 9:00 or 10:00.
Every time the supervisor sees someone about to leave early, he adds,
“Even after work, you should continue to improve yourself, and you must always be on standby. If something comes up and I call you, you have to answer.” (???)
The salary is only 24,000, but they act as if you’re earning 40,000 a month.
And when they call you, there’s never anything important. They just ask whether you want to come back for a meeting, where something was put, or what you’re doing. Excuse me????
Also, the company has no clear SOPs or rules. You do something first, and then they scold you for doing it wrong, saying you don’t even understand common sense. (Great.)
The boss wanted all employees to prepare a report. The supervisor didn’t want to do it, so he directly told an employee to do it for him. Wonderful!
If your company wants to run any kind of marketing advertisement, sorry, the company has no budget. You’re expected to use your own abilities and connections to make it happen. If you don’t produce results, it’s 100% the employee’s fault. If you do produce results, there will definitely be something for the supervisor and boss to criticize. Complaint: “Aren’t we lucky this marketing campaign didn’t get a budget? Otherwise, how much would we have lost?”
Wow, this completely shattered my worldview.