1. The factory and office are very new

2. The company is well-known, which can help build your résumé

3. A good place to train yourself in understanding human nature and people’s motivations

4. A great stage for those skilled at being overly chummy with the person in charge or at thriving under gang-style management

1. The culture is very Taiwanese: those with higher rank are always considered more knowledgeable

2. A power struggle—you can only fend for yourself

3. Not suitable for long-term career development unless your life revolves entirely around work

4. Poor professionalism and leadership; the turnover rate tells you something

5. The person in charge does not understand that division of labor enables collaboration. Everyone stakes out their own territory, and there is no teamwork to speak of

6. “You can say anything” is a lie; after speaking up, you will be subjected to PUA tactics and forced out

7. Part of your salary has to go toward healing your mind and body, while the person in charge considers falling behind to be your problem

8. Easily swayed by malicious rumors; this presumably reflects considerable ambition or having identified people’s vulnerabilities