1. More than 5K+ higher than the amount listed on the job bank, and the expected guaranteed year-end bonus was not cut during salary negotiation.
2. They tell you immediately whether they want you to start work, so you won't be ghosted.
1. The company name currently used on the job bank is “廣熺實業有限公司.”
2. Parking nearby is difficult, including for scooters.
3. There was no one else in the entire office besides the person in charge.
4. Following the above, I applied for the business assistant position but was told that, because it is a small company (although he emphasized that it has been operating for 20 years), I would have to take on three roles simultaneously: quality control, business, and finance.
5. The scheduled start time is 8:30 a.m., but I was required to arrive at the company 15 minutes early to clean. ← Cleaning was mandatory and unpaid. I repeatedly asked what time this meant I officially started work, and was told: “If you don't want to clean, you don't have to come to work.” I was then asked to leave.
6. Overtime is calculated starting at 18:00 and ends only when the boss says it is time to leave, but I did not have time to ask about overtime pay.
The boss is Japanese, and the entire interview was conducted in Japanese (my Japanese proficiency is only N3). With no experience when I first joined the company, the salary was NT$28,000; after completing the three-month probationary period, it became NT$30,000. During the interview, they used Japanese to introduce what the company does.
During the interview, because my speaking ability was not good, I was criticized for my poor Japanese (but I was hired in the end!?). They mentioned that there would be frequent business trips to Kaohsiung, Hsinchu, and Japan, but there is no overtime pay.