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The information on 104 is completely misleading and just lures people into interviewing. On top of that, the interview location was actually outdoors, which was absolutely shocking. After I filled out the application, the supervisor immediately discussed the salary, which was very low, and asked whether I could accept it. When I said I couldn't, they continued pressing me about what I knew and started mocking me—isn't it just an operator position? The attitude was terrible. Really, don't waste your time going to the interview!
There are no advantages.
The HR staff's attitude was very poor; I wanted to leave immediately.
New employees are expected to work overtime, and if you don't cooperate, they give you a sour look.
No advantages; I suggest not coming.
1. The interviewing supervisor had a very poor attitude. They proactively notified me to come for an interview, but when I arrived, they immediately scolded me, saying: “How could the HR department have notified you? If it were up to me, I wouldn’t have asked you to come at all.”
2. Two days on, two days off.
3. I graduated from National Kaohsiung University of Science and Technology with a degree in engineering, yet the salary they offered me was extremely low, and they also required shift work.