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Read the community guidelinesThe only advantage is that you start and finish work on time.
You arrange your own work; just remember what needs to be done and when. You don't have to write weekly reports or attend weekly meetings.
If you aren't short of money and want to maintain your physical health at the expense of your mental health, you might consider it.
The salary is lower than that of companies in the industrial park; it is a traditional industry company located in the park.
They are harsh toward employees while believing they are treating employees well.
The internal rivalry is intense, yet there is hardly any money. It's unclear what they are fighting over.
Bonuses are very small, and raises are infrequent and minimal.
Regardless of what kind of leave you take—even annual leave—you have to state the reason. Your supervisor will also ask very detailed questions, giving the impression that they are worried employees might take leave to go to job interviews.
The work is stress-free, and you can leave and arrive on time. It is more suitable for night-school students or job seekers without financial pressure.
The salary is very low. When I interviewed this year, it was NT$21,000, with no overtime opportunities.
The salary is very low; it feels like the work shouldn’t be difficult..
I originally applied for the technician position, but it was only 21,000...
After seeing the salaries at my previous few companies, they said, “Do you want to think it over?”...
The salary for technicians at this company is really extremely low.
I really don’t recommend it.