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Kaohsiung–Jiuru Branch
1. Before scheduling the interview, they informed me that a test would be required and that it would take some time.
2. During the interview, they informed me that full-time positions require signing a contract.
3. The work environment is good. There are all kinds of colleagues, but everyone gets along well and supports one another. The supervisor is very good and focuses on the matter, not the person.
4. Part-time workers: The working hours are very flexible, and support work on holidays is also paid.
5. Although the education and tutoring industry is said to be a “Taiwanese labor-intensive job,” you really can learn many skills.
1. Children nowadays are not as easy to manage as they used to be.
2. Occasionally, holiday support and overtime work are required, but they are paid.
3. You are responsible for the children’s safety.
4. Although full-time employees have annual leave, it is difficult to take time off due to understaffing.