* The interviews were all quite friendly, with no deliberate attempts to make things difficult. After all, everyone was interviewing one another, so they were all quite courteous. Communication was entirely remote, so there was no need to travel to Tainan for work.

* There do not appear to be any restrictions on personal clothing or hairstyles.

* If you attend meetings at government agencies, transportation expenses are reimbursed.

* The salary range is lower than expected: However, this depends on each person's needs. People with relatively little relevant experience may feel that the salary is not high enough, or that the job requirements are relatively strict. Conversely, for those with sufficient experience who do not want too much pressure, it can be considered a good choice.

* The office space is not particularly spacious: The northern office was only recently established, and staffing has not yet reached the critical mass, so it may feel relatively cramped.

* The culture is traditional: Because the company works with government agencies, some rules must conform to the requirements of public institutions, so it cannot be as flexible as a startup or the gambling or gaming industries.