Workplace reviews and discussion: 50% Fifty Percent_匯姿股份有限公司

First of all, I have to say that this is a company with a very strong local, down-to-earth character—people are genuine, and if they don't see eye to eye, they immediately clink glasses; otherwise, they ask how your day is going (sometimes they even ask about your ancestors going back eighteen generations).

There is only a very slim chance of meeting like-minded colleagues. If you do, you can burn your youth together; but if you don't, you can only hope that you did enough good deeds in your previous life so you won't be singled out or excluded.

If you're a fresh graduate just entering the workforce, I think this is an excellent boot camp for beginners (better than a military camp). As long as you can stay for more than three months, you can proudly call yourself highly stress-resistant. When you switch careers afterward, you'll also feel that your adaptability is exceptionally strong.

As for holidays, it is true that public holidays are days off (internally only)…. But this was obtained by stepping over the bodies of several generations of senior colleagues…. There are also many consecutive days off that are postponed until later… and if you take too many days off in a row, the so-called leaders will even check in on you…

As for salary, it is indeed adjusted every year… but when it's only a few hundred dollars each time, I honestly feel there's no point…

If you happen to have a good leader, then it really is heaven. But most of the leaders here are either people who have simply been around long enough or people who took over a mess that nobody else was willing to handle; they are completely useless.

If all we do is sit together chatting about gossip and holding meetings, then I'd rather bleed and sweat outside together with my colleagues.

Anyone here has a chance to become one of the so-called leaders, as long as you have no shame—or you're enough of a bootlicker.

This is a ship for experiencing seasickness. If you fail to get off in time when it docks, you'll be fed empty promises. Whether you're skin and bones or about to burst at the stomach, they'll keep drawing grandiose promises for you to swallow.

If you've truly made up your mind to join, then as a senior colleague, my advice to you is:

First, go to the zoo and see how ostriches survive. Also, never believe that stupid saying, “The greater your ability, the greater your responsibility.” If you've already prepared yourself to go straight to hell, then you can set off~

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