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The boss is very stingy. The only benefit is an annual bonus, but it isn’t much—at most two months’ salary. The supervisors are also very stingy. They claim it’s a profit-center system, but they don’t share the profits with employees.
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This company has another company name, “Hong Kong Long Dragon Enterprise Co., Ltd., Taiwan Branch.” In other words, its registered company name in Taiwan is Fuxin, while another company registered in Hong Kong is called Long Dragon. But the interesting thing is that expenses and accounting entries are suspected of being invoiced using the company registered in Taiwan, while the income or profits are.....
Anyway, this company likes to engage in triangular trade, and it also handles human resources matters through triangular-trade arrangements. Those who like reviewing and auditing accounts might want to take on the challenge.
Every day, you act out a soap opera with your colleagues and supervisors.... You even have to adapt the plot yourself as the situation changes.
They just want to churn out professional technical talent; the faster you work, the sooner you graduate!!
1. The company moved to its Neihu office a few years ago. The overall space is spacious and well-designed, making it a comfortable place to work.
2. The interview begins with a basic interview with Human Resources, followed by an interview with the hiring manager. The hiring manager explains the job responsibilities in great detail and emphasizes that both sides should fully understand the role before making a decision.
3. According to the manager, the company has relatively few formal superior–subordinate relationships and focuses primarily on teamwork.
1. Employees clock in when they arrive and are on a responsibility-based system when they leave; there is no overtime pay.