1. The work is relatively simple.
2. The colleagues are quite nice.
3. The leave-request process is very simple, and they don’t ask questions.
4.
1. There is only one restroom. Although it has been renovated and is not as bad as described in the earlier reviews, having multiple people share it is still disgusting.
2. The boss is extremely set in their ways and short-sighted, caring only about short-term profits and rejecting anything without immediate results.
3. You will not learn anything here, but it is fairly stable. It is very suitable if you just want an easy job until retirement.
4. A lot of food is wasted, so there is quite a bit of food waste. There is a duty roster system, and each month one week requires someone to clean up the recyclables and food waste every day.
5. There are not many employees, but there are communication gaps between the departments. After an activity goes live, customer service may find out at the same time as the customers.
6. All the benefits listed on the job websites are just empty promises.
Year-end bonus? Even the red envelopes you received as a child contained more.
Gifts? They are used to get rid of excess inventory and near-expiration products.
Employee discounts? The company’s products are extremely expensive, and even after the discount, you will not feel like you got a good deal.
Company gatherings? The only company gathering all year is the spring banquet held in summer.
If you simply want to live comfortably or try the company out short-term, it is quite suitable for you.
1. Next to an MRT station
2. Most colleagues are easy to get along with
1. Perfect attendance is included in the salary.
2. If you forget to clock in when you arrive at work, your perfect-attendance bonus is deducted immediately.
(Even if a colleague confirms that you arrived at work on time.)
3. There are major gaps in the handover of internal event details, and the configurations often go wrong! Furthermore, relevant departments are not notified when the configurations are changed, making it feel like everyone is working independently without coordination!
4. Whenever the company launches a new event, the people in charge seem to be completely out of the loop! After discovering bugs in the event, they only complain, make snide remarks, and blame frontline staff!
(Didn't they review it before the event went live!?)
5. The company's hardware and equipment are outdated, but the people in charge are reluctant to spend money renovating them! The ceiling frequently leaks!
6. There is only one restroom.
Colleagues are easy to get along with
The company is very close to the MRT station
There are often food tastings
The boss smokes in the office almost every day. If you can't stand secondhand smoke, think twice before joining.
A residential-style office with limited space and a shared bathroom
1. NT$3,000 in monthly discretionary funds, used to buy drinks for employees
2. No factional infighting
3. Cleaning staff are hired, so employees do not also have to work as cleaners
4. Colleagues are fairly easy to get along with...
5. Very close to the MRT
1. The company environment is poor, the decor is extremely old, and the bathroom is especially awkward—you can hear the sounds of people using the toilet
2. They cook everything in the meeting room; there is no kitchen???
3. The colleagues are all very obedient
4. After joining, I found that the salary was different from what had been promised. Only after starting work was I told that the promised salary included a perfect-attendance bonus. Why wasn't this disclosed beforehand?
5. The chairs are very uncomfortable, and my back hurts a lot
The interviewer was attentive and gave advice.
They reviewed my résumé and portfolio very carefully.
It’s very close to the MRT station, and it’s right downstairs～
The interview was very stressful, but I felt like I could learn a lot.
The supervisor was very friendly during the interview and took the time to look at my work.
The boss asked about my family members’ occupations, which felt very uncomfortable.
There are no factions, and there is often food to eat.
No year-end bonus
No bonuses