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1. The company has a cafeteria (but the food is awful, especially the rice at dinner—absolutely do not order it; it will clear out both your bowels and your stomach), as well as a small meal allowance (NT$40 for lunch, but it can only be used for the buffet section, and you have to order more than NT$55).
2. Working overtime for one hour on a national holiday earns you eight hours’ worth of pay.
3. You can work up to 46 hours of overtime; anything beyond that is all converted into compensatory leave.
1. Overtime is mandatory—you have to work it even when there’s nothing to do.
2. You have to be sufficiently obedient and compliant; if you have too many ideas of your own, you’ll be singled out.
3. Overtime is converted into compensatory leave, but if you want to take time off when things are relatively less busy, you’ll be singled out.
4. They keep pressuring you even when the date they mentioned is still far away.
5. They speak sarcastically and don’t want to teach you (and in practice, they don’t teach you either).