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Read the community guidelinesThe boss often treats employees to afternoon tea and holds a quarterly company dinner to reward employees for their hard work.
1. When you leave the company, it will deduct a NT$15 transfer fee from your salary for that month.
2. The design and marketing planning staff do not respect the web programming engineers or the web programming profession. They bully engineers in the workplace behind their backs and discriminate against or bully web programming engineers with higher salaries.
As a front-desk employee, you can freely choose the music
The boss is humorous and very generous with the year-end party raffle prizes
Various company dinners and activities, plus great meals when performance targets are met
Employee birthday celebrations and comprehensive training
There is no fixed front-desk staff member. Employees have to take turns covering the front desk each day, with several people rotating throughout the day
(The boss probably wants to save on administrative costs.)
When all the sales representatives are talking with clients one after another, you have to keep switching people at the front desk.
There are very few customer service staff, so almost all incoming calls are transferred by sales representatives.
People at the company threaten employees who resign, warning them not to disclose the company’s methods or information, or they will face legal action and the like.
This point is understandable, but forcibly taking employees’ phones just to check whether company data has been deleted—please, do you think my phone only contains company-related things? Can’t I have any other privacy on my phone?
When you resign, the company withholds one month’s base salary and performance pay.
You cannot receive the money until one month after resigning.
(For example, if you resign in January, you cannot receive the money until March.)
This does not comply with the Labor Standards Act.
“Wages should be paid regularly according to the amount and payment date stipulated in the employment contract. When the contract ends, the wages should be settled and paid to the worker immediately, or at the latest on the originally agreed wage payment date. An employer may not refuse to pay wages without a valid reason.”
“Article 27 of the Labor Standards Act: If an employer fails to pay wages on time, the competent authority may order the employer to pay them within a specified period.”
“In addition, the Labor Standards Act also stipulates that an employer may not withhold a worker’s wages in advance as a penalty for breach of contract or as compensation.”
If you want to work at this company,
please be careful about the company’s non-transparent policies.
The company frequently organizes group dinners and pays for them.
All company computers are Macs (iOS systems), and the equipment is all Apple.
Music is played continuously in the office; everyone discusses and decides what music to play.
Employees can use their phones at work.
The way the company sells its courses involves fraudulent behavior: fabricating conversations, using other people’s work while claiming it as its own, and having employees pretend to be designers or customer service representatives. Moreover, the company was warned by a partner bank for cheating in installment-payment reviews over a long period, but it told employees that nothing was wrong. Supervisors also deliberately suppress employees who respond when customers harass female employees. Employees who raise concerns about fraudulent behavior are even told not to speak out after resigning, or they will have their hands and feet chopped off. Many people are still being victimized. Searching online posts also turns up the wrongdoing of this cram school. Some people have been deceived. Recommendation: If you truly do not care how you make money, you can give it a try, but whether you end up facing a lawsuit is another matter...