The office is very beautiful
A newly hired part-time administrative employee just passing by~ I also waited a week for the contract back then and wondered why it took so long. After joining, I discovered that the boss has many companies, so a lot of contracts have to be signed every day. Also, at least in the Taiwan company, there is no dedicated person to handle this (even the administrative work is rotated among three part-time employees). My supervisor, the office manager, also has to come down to train me and handle miscellaneous administrative tasks. The boss is German and very particular—this was truly my first time seeing a foreign company operate like this, xd.
And the office surprisingly doesn't allow people to eat! There is neither a microwave nor a refrigerator! This was truly the first time I had ever seen anything like it.
If the boss likes you
There will be many opportunities for overseas assignments
The salary is also good
The company location is convenient, and there are also quite a few offices overseas
The company’s goals change from day to day according to the boss’s mood
Employees work exactly the number of hours per week stipulated in their contracts—no fewer
No overtime pay or additional bonuses are provided
If the boss doesn’t like you, you’ll be asked to leave
There are major management problems