Royal Host_樂雅樂食品股份有限公司

There are many shifts available. Although this is because they are often short-staffed, you can earn more money if you work hard.

There is an employee meal available.

There is extra pay for special holidays and closing shifts.

The work environment is decent overall.

(I have only worked there as a part-time employee.)

I heard from full-time employees that the year-end bonus was very small. During the period when benefits were being reduced, quite a few people resigned. Although I don't know how things are now.

Employee meals

The kitchen is very clean overall

A good place to learn knife skills

The pay for full-time employees is extremely low

There is a lot of work

I don’t know what the hell they’re supposed to be open for on Lunar New Year’s Eve and during the New Year holiday

There are very few benefits too; it’s basically a concentration camp for Taiwanese laborers.

1. The interviewer and HR were both quite kind and approachable

2. Flexible working hours

3. The interview process was quite relaxed and enjoyable

Since I didn’t join the company, I can’t comment on it, but I could sense from the interview process that there are certain issues internally. Although the other party only briefly mentioned them, at least they were fairly honest, unlike some companies that conceal problems whenever they can and deceive people into joining, wasting everyone’s time.

I applied for a design position.

Two managers interviewed me together—one man and one woman. They were quite nice and very kind.

I was accepted, but the reviews weren’t very good, so I didn’t dare go.