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The list of drawbacks is endless.
If you are applying for a design position: beware of the underground manager, whose surname is Wu. Relying on being the most senior and on the support of the boss’s wife behind the scenes, this person abuses their power over people within and across departments.
If you are applying for a position on the production floor: the floor section chief cannot manage the foreign workers. Taiwanese employees should beware of low pay and being worked to death.
If you are applying for a sales position: sales may look harmonious, but everyone competes for the same orders, sets traps for one another, and shifts responsibility when something goes wrong.
If you are applying for another office position: the starting salary is the same as that of a foreign worker, but you will be required to work overtime to the point of exhaustion.
Overtime pay is calculated based on the base salary.
Overtime pay is calculated based on the base salary.
Overtime pay is calculated based on the base salary.
Overtime pay is calculated based on the base salary.
Overtime pay is only NT$120 per hour to start.
Overtime pay is only NT$120 per hour to start.
Overtime pay is only NT$120 per hour to start.
Overtime pay is only NT$120 per hour to start.
If you have experience, definitely don’t come here.
Those without experience can come here just to pad their résumé.
If you come here hoping to learn something, basically there is nothing to learn—you can only learn how to scheme against others.
The company appears famous and large, but internally it is a complete mess full of pitfalls.
The procurement and sales managers love shifting responsibility and digging holes for others to fall into.
The design manager is the boss’s wife. Experienced designers are better off not coming to work here, because the underground manager will find a way to drive you out.