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Read the community guidelinesThe colleagues are easy to get along with
Sweatshop
They only tell you “thanks for your hard work” without providing any tangible compensation.
The colleagues are quite easy to get along with
The new building has a pretty good environment
Low salary
Family-owned business with closed communication channels
The decision-makers lack professionalism and have an arrogant attitude
Senior colleagues are always willing to answer questions.
People with no relevant experience can be hired and taught everything from scratch (OP customs declaration staff).
There are employee dinners, labor and health insurance, annual leave, and overtime pay.
The work is monotonous but stable.
The Taichung office is very old and run-down.
The air conditioning is set very cold, so you don't have to worry about being hot.
There is usually a lot of work, and overtime is generally required.
Saturday shifts are assigned on a rotating basis.
Sometimes senior colleagues have to come in to work on holidays.
In particular, senior employees are constantly chased by phone calls; it looks like they have virtually no quality of life.
As long as new employees work carefully and do their assigned parts, it's OK.
You can learn many different things here.
The relationships with colleagues are also very harmonious—there’s no doubt about that.
If you become a thorn in your supervisor’s side,
no matter how hard you work, you’ll eventually be forced out.