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Read the community guidelinesIf you come across good colleagues, handovers can go smoothly without delays. If not, you have to rely on yourself = =
A colleague hands you travel expenses and the accounts don’t add up, and then they know nothing when asked.
The supervisor doesn’t care either; there is no need to take responsibility or face punishment for mistakes.
- It’s certainly a pleasure to work with good colleagues, but it’s awful when you encounter idiots
- The overall office decor and space are very bright, so you don’t feel oppressed while working
- The location is fairly convenient for transportation
The supervisor likes to eavesdrop on employees’ conversations, showing no sense of propriety at all, and has low EQ
The company’s systems are quite chaotic and need improvement
There is no buffer time for shift handovers, so you have to stay at least half an hour late every day before you can leave work
The overnight shift is easy and comes with an additional allowance, and breakfast is provided by the hotel.
They are willing to help foreign nationals apply for work visas. The base salary is much higher than that for general Taiwanese employees. I highly recommend that foreign nationals work here; after completing three months, you receive an additional 3,000.
The hardware often has problems, and you are expected to take on multiple roles at the same time.