1. Learned some basic knowledge about medicines (if you don't learn it, you'll get chewed out)

2. Customer service

3. Bonuses (they're being cut badly now), so there are no advantages

1. The main products are Japanese medicines (70% are in-house products; most of the other products do not participate in discount promotions)

2. The threshold for receiving bonuses is high (often, one person in each store doesn't even receive NT$500)

3. Supervisors and colleagues jointly target externally hired employees (everything you say gets exaggerated and relayed to supervisors, then used as content in face-to-face meetings)

4. Every policy made by senior managers is intended to please even higher-level management (even when it affects the workflow of frontline staff)

5. They keep opening new stores despite not making money (there aren't even enough people to provide support)