There is a one-hour lunch break, plus a 70 lunch subsidy.
During the interview, they said you would casually teach children. Once you start the job, you are actually expected to approach mothers and children along the street and then teach the children. In reality, you are selling a set of “teaching materials” costing between 30,000 and 50,000. Also, if you miss a potential customer whom a manager thinks could be approached, they will loudly scold you—even on a main street. It is extremely embarrassing. They said there would be bonuses for selling a certain number of sets of teaching materials, but that was completely untrue.
1. The office is very large
1. The sales assistant position is not an office-based job; you have to sell products outside, which differs from the job description posted on 104.
2. The working hours were not clearly stated; they only vaguely said that you would be expected to set up a stall at a night market around 3–4 p.m.
3. You only receive a base salary of NT$12,000 after selling one set of products.