The company has been very profitable in recent years; the news says that more than 70% of employees earn an annual salary of over one million.

The bonuses feel very substantial when they are paid out (last year, the two bonus payments alone totaled more than one million).

Overtime pay can be claimed whenever you work overtime, and the company sponsors classes and continuing education every year.

The air conditioning is very cold, the restrooms are clean, and the 7-Eleven vending machine and coffee are cheaper than outside.

The employee welfare committee gives gifts very frequently on every holiday, although they are usually not very practical.

You only start receiving bonus payments in your second year, so the first year is very tough.

Since everyone works overtime, there can be some psychological pressure to stay.

Some senior employees seem to have a lot of free time and wander around causing trouble for others.

The employee cafeteria is very cheap at NT$35, but occasionally you may find things that should not be there.

It is some distance from the MRT station.