The job’s advantages are basically just hanging around on roadside duty, lounging around smoking while riding the company vehicle, plus free lunch and dinner.
There are plenty of disadvantages. The customer service is idiotic, the sales staff are moronic, and many section managers are sick in the head. The pay is really nothing to write home about—it’s just the minimum wage. The equipment is terrible; they all use recycled machines. The service area is limited to Wanhua District and Zhongzheng District. They can’t even take care of the cable TV service, yet they want to act like they can provide internet too? It’s truly awful. Everyone, if you’re thinking of joining Lian-Wei, it really means you must have done something terrible in a past life, and in this life you ended up working in television. The drawbacks are too numerous to describe. Take care, everyone.
Finally, the customer service is awful. If you don’t know how to teach, then don’t teach. You’re not the ones out there running around in the field, either. Absolutely damn terrible. Screw you. 👎
The transportation is fairly convenient
The interviewer was the owner’s wife. The fact that it is a family business alone is already quite off-putting. There is a shrine indoors, so incense is burned, which may be concerning for people with respiratory issues.
Punctual working hours, very flexible time off, lunch and dinner provided + occasional snacks, a place to retire
Salary never increases, extremely poor air quality
Provides lunch and dinner
Holiday and birthday bonuses
Year-end bonuses depend on “performance”
Advertises a copywriter position
But it turned into a sales job during the interview
Asked many strange questions during the interview
When discussing salary, they kept using benefits such as provided meals to cut the salary
The Google rating is only 1.2 stars—I wonder how many people and customers they have offended
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The reviews are very fair
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The job description for the Integrated Marketing Specialist (Advertising AE / Advertising Sales) position is described as follows:
1. Television advertising, print advertising, film and television production, event photography, and cold-calling business development
2. Propose integrated marketing plans, and seek out and develop opportunities for cross-industry collaboration
3. Highly ambitious, proactive, and able to think about business development strategies
So, are they looking for someone who can produce, design, make proposals, and also do cold-calling business development?
But the compensation is a base salary plus bonuses.
They can only offer rotten bananas yet expect to hire an all-powerful Sun Wukong—that's the kind of boss this is.
If you work hard, the boss will give you a raise. They also won’t complain about you taking time off. Pretty good.