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- The office is very new
- For Taiwan, the benefits are considered quite generous
Terrible beyond words,
- Your work experience and workload depend entirely on which manager you end up working under. I’ve heard of people encountering terrible managers who bullied them from their very first day on the job. I’ve also heard of many managers treating employees as disposable—after all, there’s no shortage of graduates; once someone is no longer useful, they simply replace them with the next person.
- The salary isn’t as high as you might imagine. The people who joined three or four years ago are the ones who got the best deal. Now, all the positions are blocked, and there is constant infighting within and between departments. The reason for the major reorganization every six months is apparently not primarily business expansion, but that after the infighting, someone leaves again. I advise everyone to think carefully.