Workplace reviews and discussion: 時藝多媒體傳播股份有限公司

Transportation is extremely inconvenient. The surrounding area is full of construction sites and developments under construction, there are hardly any shops, and the air quality is poor.

There was only one interviewer, and they insisted that I have a personal social media account that I have been maintaining over the long term. They would not accept a school graduation project exhibition or department performance account as a portfolio, even if I was the sole person managing and operating the account. The account also had to have been maintained continuously and updated frequently. They also would not accept a former company’s corporate social media account as my own personal achievement—even if I had personally managed it and achieved results, it was still not considered my own work or an indication of my individual abilities. They placed extremely strong emphasis on having a social media account exclusively for “personal use.”

During the interview, the interviewer answered a phone call, which was one thing, but then kept repeating questions like, “What about your personal social media account?” They even proudly stated, “You’re not the first person I’ve asked this,” and, “There aren’t any other marketing methods nowadays, are there?”

If you want to see KPI results, recruit digital marketing talent, or hire a social media editor, please make that clear on the job posting. The job description clearly said the role involved planning and executing activities and working on-site, yet they completely ignored every account and channel I provided and kept repeating the same questions.

Influencers and online personalities with a proven track record who are willing to earn NT$30,000 a month can give it a try.