程曦資訊整合股份有限公司
Pros

The company has many customer service outsourcing projects (the following describes just one project)

Leaving work on time

A fixed year-end bonus equivalent to one month’s salary

One free day of domestic travel every year

Occasional company meal subsidies of NT$200

Colleagues are very easy to get along with and are always willing to help answer questions

You can learn about Labor Insurance and National Pension knowledge that will benefit you throughout your life

If you have no great ambitions, avoid making major mistakes, can tolerate working under a not-very-smart supervisor, have good endurance in your ears and throat, and can emotionally detach yourself from irrational callers, this may be a job you can stay in for a long time. The company is quite capable and takes on many customer service projects for government agencies and private companies, so there are always openings. As long as customer service work continues, you do not make any serious mistakes, and you do not anger your supervisor, you probably do not have to worry about being laid off

Cons

The company has many customer service outsourcing projects (the following describes just one project)

Calls are regularly selected and scored each month. The scoring method is overly rigid and may not necessarily be based on whether the caller’s problem was resolved

Paid leave is difficult to schedule; only one or two people can take leave each day, and sometimes no one can take leave on certain days

Occasionally, when calls that should be transferred to civil servants for answers are transferred, the supervisor may give a score of 0 or the civil servant may scold you

Sometimes the answers or requirements given by the government agency and the company differ, and they may change repeatedly

One colleague who communicates and relays information to other colleagues often easily angers them

If a customer complaint is verified and you are found to have done something wrong, the company will fine you (after the second offense, the fine can exceed NT$1,000)

During work, your phone must be locked in a cabinet. Even if you disable standby mode, you cannot use your phone even briefly when going to the restroom

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