Workplace reviews and discussion: 晨星出版有限公司
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1. Suitable for people who need personal time, have no ambitions for advancement, and seek a stable life
2. For people in Taichung who really want to work in publishing
1. The biggest problem, as previous employees have said, comes from the president’s unwillingness to accept that he is getting old and his lack of up-to-date knowledge, which means the company is constantly engaged in futile activities.
2. Especially unfriendly to newcomers, who need to fend for themselves. The overall office atmosphere is very poor, and senior colleagues are also very difficult to get along with. It is best to avoid developing close relationships with coworkers, lest you get stabbed in the back.
3. Basically, there are not many benefits. The holiday bonuses are fixed amounts, and there are no benefits such as company trips or year-end banquet prize draws. Women who take menstrual leave may also face gender discrimination, being labeled as “girls are very troublesome.”
In conclusion, the publishing industry is in a severe downturn, and the older-generation editors are difficult to deal with. You should look for another career!