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You’ll regret staying. There’s an absurd amount of work, absolutely no time to rest, and the supervisor will nitpick from time to time.
Basically, there aren’t really any prospects for the future. They claim they’ll teach you the material for the promotion exam when they have time, but they’re usually so busy that it keeps getting postponed.
Even when you’re already eligible for promotion, the promotion exam date can never be finalized.
You can ask the supervisor if you have questions, but after you do, they’ll look at you disdainfully and ask, “Didn’t you study?”
As for employee benefits, I really can’t think of any. All you can do here is work yourself to the bone.
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It’s convenient to go to the Xinyi District after work.
Overtime is easy to report.
You can be late for up to 60 minutes a month and still receive perfect-attendance pay.
I’ve worked at quite a few companies, and this one is the most absurd.
The boss is extremely self-important and thinks everyone in Taiwan should know who he is (so, who exactly is he?). Mainland Chinese thinking permeates the entire company, yet the salary is even lower than what his employees in mainland China earn—what a joke.
Their ideas are extremely “forward-thinking”; they believe Taiwan is very backward compared with mainland China, and they constantly use mainland Chinese terminology.
On the surface, they pretend nothing is wrong, but if they dislike you privately, they will team up with your supervisor to make things difficult for you. Remember to put on your professional smile—the boss will like you.
Responsibilities are poorly defined. It is routine to do work outside your position. Even though it is an office role, you are still expected to act as a retail store clerk, and may even have to help with wedding setup, run errands, make deliveries, and move heavy objects.
The work is extremely miscellaneous—you might think you were hired to do odd jobs!
The supervisor also speaks with very little logic, typically saying whatever comes to mind. There are endless problems; often, before one issue has even been discussed, they raise another. Nothing ever gets resolved. They love asking questions right before the end of the workday and dragging things past quitting time, or only telling you near the end of the day what must be completed that day. The supervisor is a supervisor only because, at this unbelievably awful company with absolutely no systems, they have managed to stay for more than ten years 🥰
As for year-end banquets and spring dinners, I’ve never heard of them. There are no holiday bonuses either.
Employee benefits: Labor and health insurance.
In short, if you’re thinking of joining, please think twice. It’s simply a waste of time.
It’s convenient to go window-shopping in Xinyi District after work.
Overtime is easy to report.
You can be late by up to 60 minutes a month and still receive the perfect attendance bonus.
I’ve worked at so many companies, and this one is by far the most ridiculous.
The boss is extremely self-important and thinks everyone in Taiwan should know who he is (so, who exactly is he?). Mainland Chinese thinking permeates the entire company, yet the pay is even lower than what his employees in mainland China receive—what a joke.
His ideas are extremely “forward-thinking”; he believes Taiwan is backward compared with mainland China, and he constantly uses mainland Chinese terminology.
On the surface, he pretends everything is fine, but if he dislikes you privately, he’ll team up with your supervisor to make things difficult for you. Remember to put on your workplace smile—the boss will like you very much.
Responsibilities are poorly defined. It’s normal to be assigned work outside your position. Even though it’s an office role, you’re still expected to work as a retail store clerk, and even help with wedding setup, handle outside errands, deliver goods, and move heavy objects.
The work is extremely miscellaneous. You’d think you came here to do odd jobs!
The supervisor also speaks very illogically—a typical “says whatever comes to mind” type. There are endless problems; they often bring up the next question before the current one has even been discussed to completion, so nothing ever gets fully resolved. They love asking questions right before the end of the workday and dragging things past quitting time, or only telling you what needs to be completed that day right before the end of the workday. The supervisor is a supervisor only because, at this unbelievably awful company with absolutely no system, they’ve managed to stay for over ten years 🥰
As for year-end banquets and spring dinners, I’ve never heard of them. There are no gifts or bonuses for the three traditional holidays either.
Employee benefits: Labor and health insurance.
In short, if you’re thinking of joining, please think twice. It’s simply a waste of time.
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The boss is extremely self-important—you can clearly sense it from the way he talks.
He thinks it is perfectly normal to offer a starting salary of 23K even to someone with considerable work experience.
What a joke. No wonder the position is perpetually vacant. I feel sorry for the people who go in there to work themselves to the bone for him.
Consistent overtime, sometimes working until 11 p.m. The fact that salaries are paid only in cash is also strange. Often, you have to work seven consecutive days before getting one day off. Think carefully before joining.