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・The environment is great for spending big money.
・It used to be very popular.
・They keep posting job openings because they’re severely understaffed.
・Driving there is very inconvenient—you can’t drive up and park; everyone has to take the shuttle bus.
・A family business, with Taiwan Glass’s second-generation heir at the helm.
・In the second interview with the triangle-eyed vice general manager, they said that Taiwan Glass’s second generation listens to them very closely, and that they have the final say on everything in the company.
・The job duties are very “U-mo”; they use marketing staff as all-purpose superheroes, pay sidekick-level wages, and don’t respect professional expertise.
・The vice general manager previously worked at D.Co. & Co.; their reputation and character among the sisters are both very poor (they stabbed the head chef in the back to rise to the top).
・The environment is truly beautiful, yet everyone—especially HR—is deeply disillusioned.