Legacy reviews: 3
All of my colleagues are very nice
No pay on typhoon days = they deduct it from your salary
One day, Taipei City announced that the afternoon would be off starting at 4:00 p.m., and then the company simply “did not pay” for 2.5 hours
You don't have to wait for the elevator to get to work, I guess.
The previous review was very accurate. Turnover is high, and an entire group of colleagues has already been replaced. Even when you work overtime on holidays, there is no overtime pay; they force you to take compensatory leave instead, without paying you a single cent. They don't care that it's illegal. The boss's wife will tell you: “I know a lawyer.”
The boss only knows how to blame this and that, blame subordinates, and blame the broader environment. He has never considered that the real problem is his own faulty decisions. He stubbornly insists on his own views and refuses to listen to others' suggestions, and only tells everyone that they need to weather the difficult times together after the company stops making money.
The year-end bonus is only 0.5 months' salary. Do you think that's stingy enough? This year there wasn't even a year-end party. Oh, there was a department dinner, with a budget of NT$500 per person.
No advantages
During the interview, they said there was no need to clock in, that it was a responsibility-based system, and that the environment was flexible. Little did I know that the rules would start increasing one by one: being one minute late meant having to take an hour of leave; even at night and on holidays, you would receive meaningless LINE messages from the boss. The year-end bonus was only 0.5 months’ salary, because the boss would only say that everyone had to weather the difficult times together. There was only one salary increase of 2,000 after completing three months—yes, only once—because the boss would say that everyone had to weather the difficult times together. There were no employee trips, no employee welfare committee, and no benefits, only cheap cookies occasionally offered during religious ceremonies. Most importantly, the boss’s wife is very empty inside—the whole person, not just her brain.