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1. No promissory note is required; some other companies require you to sign one.
2. Labor and health insurance are provided; some other companies only offer contractor agreements.
1. When driving a company vehicle, 27% of the fare is deducted. In practice, driving a company vehicle can be less profitable than working as a security guard.
2. The schedule is irregular, and fatigue driving is frequent. Even if you spent all your available time sleeping, you would still end up driving while drowsy.
3. The living conditions in the Taoyuan Airport dormitory are poor. Several people sleep in the same room in bunk beds, making it feel like military service. When sitting in the living room, you also have to inhale coworkers' secondhand smoke. It is truly miserable. However, if you drive your own vehicle, you can live outside on your own.
4. Company vehicles do not have cruise control or ACC, so driving them for long periods is mentally and physically exhausting.
5. Driving on the highway for long periods exposes you to sunlight, which is hard on your eyes and skin. If you use only recirculated air, you worry that the carbon dioxide concentration will become too high; if you use outside air, you have to inhale the exhaust from the vehicle ahead. As a result, every driver looks visibly exhausted.
6. Sleep time is fragmented; there is not a single day when you can sleep straight through in one stretch.