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Pros
The monthly salary for planners is NT$30,000, with additional bonuses for meeting performance targets
Two days off per week and a year-end bonus
The work environment is bright and clean
The pantry is fully equipped
Overtime is paid
There are occasional snacks
Work-related
Communication and workflow efficiency are poor
Planners are often in meetings
Proposals that planners have carefully prepared often have to be revised
The higher-ups often send them back for a complete rework because they do not like them
Sometimes the entire package has to be discarded and changed
In terms of resources, you also have to accommodate the planners of other platforms
Unless it is an area the company emphasizes or performance is very good,
there is no room for you to develop your ideas freely
Your feedback and opinions may simply be ignored
Data and files are poorly categorized
Item names are not standardized
Within the company
Forgetting to clock in or out results in a deduction from the perfect-attendance bonus—you use your own phone or the computer system to clock in and out
If you do not proactively ask for your pay statement, the people above will not provide it. It is outrageous
Employees do not leave promptly when their workday ends
There is no pay for days off due to natural disasters
Neither a pro nor a con—it depends on the individual >> The company has two cats. They climb onto office desks and walk around the office
The above is provided as a reference for those considering applying. You need to have a strong mentality
If you do not mind how much is deducted for labor and health insurance, you can give it a try