揚京快客行銷有限公司

The company atmosphere seemed pretty good, but in the end I didn’t start the job due to personal reasons.

The interactions between employees seemed quite good.

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The boss and colleagues are easy to get along with, and the work atmosphere is great.

I really like this company~

The toilets in the common areas are very dirty.

I have worked at the company for about five years. The departments get along harmoniously, and the boss has a humorous and fun personality— you can talk about anything with him. Sometimes, he even treats everyone to afternoon tea (fried chicken cutlets, pizza, drinks, small cakes, etc.). There are also group meals and employee trips (to Hong Kong, South Korea, Japan, etc.). Overall, the company’s operations are basically very good!!!

Labor and health insurance are handled in accordance with the Labor Standards Act. Public holidays are days off, and annual leave, personal leave, sick leave, bereavement leave, and so on are all available when needed. If you take a particularly long leave, the boss will want to know the reason (for example, taking an extended leave to travel abroad is approved!). Of course, the prerequisite is that work is not affected. Bereavement leave is also handled in accordance with the Labor Standards Act, so as long as the requirements are met, the leave will be approved.

The work is indeed relatively busy, but it is not overwhelming. Overtime is not required, and if overtime does occur, overtime pay is provided. There is an additional bonus for each completed case, so with the base salary plus bonuses, you can earn quite a lot. There is also a year-end bonus.

The drawback is that the internal regulations sometimes change back and forth. Although this is also intended to appease clients, it makes things difficult for employees. Hopefully this can be improved in the future :)…

The company handles a wide variety of industries in its design projects, which is great for developing a design approach for each industry. There is also diverse training, and everyone in the company helps each other out. If you don’t understand something, you can ask—many people are very enthusiastic about teaching.

There are occasional afternoon teas, as well as company trips. Last year, we even went to Malaysia—how incredible is that?

There are also year-end parties and spring banquets, plus year-end bonuses. The boss is also very generous with extra bonuses~

The only downside is probably that the elevator is incredibly difficult to wait for, and it breaks down quite often. Sometimes I’m already queuing for the elevator at 8:49, but I don’t get upstairs until 9:05. QQ

Everyone is easy to get along with, and the office atmosphere is relaxed and comfortable. It’s the kind of place where you can work seriously and also chill together (just kidding). There are also little perks like afternoon tea, snacks, and company trips~

The air conditioning can sometimes be pretty ineffective, and the elevators are often packed with long lines during commuting hours. When I can’t get on in the morning, I instantly break into a sweat and start wondering whether I’ll be late.

Of course, taking the stairs occasionally is also a good option—though in summer… it really can be a bit tough~

Everyone is very easy to get along with, and the office atmosphere is relaxed and comfortable—a place where you can work seriously and also kick back together (just kidding). There are also little perks like afternoon tea, snacks, and company trips~

The air conditioning really isn’t always up to the task, and the elevators often have long lines during commuting hours. When you can’t get on one in the morning, you instantly break into a sweat and start wondering whether you’ll be late.

Of course, taking the stairs occasionally is also a good option—it’s just… really a bit more tiring in the summer~

The work content is ideal, everyone gets along well～and there are afternoon tea snacks to enjoy! 😺

Motorcycle parking spaces at the office building are too hard to find! The elevators are also difficult to catch! 🤙🏻🤙🏻

The job duties are ideal, and the employees get along well~ There are also afternoon tea snacks to enjoy! 😺

Motorcycle parking spaces at the office building are too hard to find! The elevator is also difficult to wait for! 🤙🏻🤙🏻

The work content is okay, and the company is large, with two or three hundred employees!

There will definitely be pressure from the job responsibilities—which job doesn’t have pressure? 😀

The work content is okay, and the company is large, with two or three hundred employees!

There will definitely be pressure from work responsibilities—which job doesn't come with pressure? 😀

The interviewer was very friendly, and the overall atmosphere was great.

The air conditioning seemed to be broken. It was very hot @@.

The interviewer was very friendly, and the overall atmosphere was great.

The air conditioning seemed to be broken. It was very hot @@.

The interviewer was very friendly, and the overall atmosphere was great.

The air conditioning seemed to be broken. It was very hot @@.

The interviewer was very friendly, and the overall atmosphere was great.

The air conditioning seemed to be broken, so it was very hot @@.

The interviewer was very friendly, and the overall atmosphere was great.

The air conditioning seemed to be broken, so it was very hot.

The interviewer was very friendly, and the overall atmosphere was great.

The air conditioning seemed to be broken, so it was very hot.

The interviewer was very friendly, and the overall atmosphere was great.

The air conditioning seemed to be broken, and it was very hot.

The interviewer was very friendly, and the overall atmosphere was great.

The air conditioning seemed to be broken, so it was very hot.

The interviewer was very friendly, and the overall atmosphere was great.

The air conditioning seemed to be broken, so it was very hot.

The interviewer was very friendly, and the overall atmosphere was great.

The air conditioning seemed to be broken, so it was very hot.

The interviewer was very friendly, and the overall atmosphere was great.

The air conditioning seemed to be broken, so it was very hot.

The interviewer was very friendly, and the overall atmosphere was great.

The air conditioning seemed to be broken, so it was very hot.

The interviewer was very friendly, and the overall atmosphere was great.

The air conditioning seemed to be broken, so it was very hot.

Actually, I’m not trying to sugarcoat it. I’ve also been with the company for several years. Overall, it’s a place you can stay. In terms of salary, it has grown over the past few years as well, rather than remaining unchanged.

The responsibilities are genuinely quite heavy, and the pressure is fairly high. But every job comes with pressure, and for now I feel I can still handle it.

Actually, it's not really whitewashing. I've also been with the company for several years. Overall, it's a place you can stay. In terms of salary, it has grown over the past few years as well, so it's not completely stagnant.

The responsibilities are really heavy, and the pressure is quite high. But every job comes with pressure, and at the moment I feel I can still handle it.

Actually, I’m not trying to sugarcoat it. I’ve also been with the company for several years. Overall, it’s a place where you can stay. In terms of salary, it has grown over the past few years as well; it hasn’t remained completely unchanged.

The responsibilities are genuinely heavy, and the pressure is fairly high. But every job comes with pressure, and for now I feel I can still handle it.

Actually, it’s not really whitewashing. I’ve also been with the company for several years. Overall, it’s a place you can stay. In terms of salary, it has grown over the past few years as well; it hasn’t stayed completely unchanged.

The responsibilities are really heavy, and the pressure is fairly high. But every job comes with pressure, and for now I feel I can still handle it.

It’s not really sugarcoating things—I’ve also been with the company for several years. Overall, it’s a place worth staying at. In terms of salary, it has grown over the past few years as well; it hasn’t remained completely unchanged.

The responsibilities are genuinely substantial, and the pressure is fairly high. But every job comes with pressure, and for now I feel I can still handle it.

It’s really not just flattering—I’ve also been with the company for several years. Overall, it’s a place you can stay. In terms of salary, it has grown over the past few years, so it hasn’t remained completely unchanged.

The responsibilities are truly heavy, and the pressure is fairly high. But every job comes with pressure, and for now I feel I can still handle it.

Actually, it’s not really whitewashing. I’ve also been with the company for several years, and overall, it’s a place you can stay. In terms of salary, it has grown over the past few years as well, so it hasn’t remained completely unchanged.

The responsibilities are genuinely very heavy, and the pressure is fairly high. But every job comes with pressure, and for now I feel I can still handle it.

Actually, it’s not really whitewashing. I’ve also been with the company for several years. Overall, it’s a place you can stay. In terms of salary, it has grown over the past few years, so it hasn’t remained completely unchanged.

The responsibility is really heavy, and the pressure is fairly high. But every job comes with pressure, and for now I feel I can still handle it.

Actually, it’s not really whitewashing. I’ve also been with the company for several years. Overall, it’s a place you can stay. In terms of salary, it has also grown over the past few years—not completely stagnant.

The responsibility is really heavy, and the pressure is fairly high. But every job comes with pressure, and for now I feel I can still handle it.

It’s honestly not all just praise. I’ve also been with the company for several years. Overall, it’s a place you can stay. In terms of salary, it has grown over the past few years, so it hasn’t remained completely unchanged.

The responsibilities are really heavy, and the pressure is fairly high. But every job comes with pressure, and for now I feel I can still handle it.

They’re actually not sugarcoating it. I’ve also been with the company for several years, and overall, it’s a place you can stay. In terms of salary, it has grown over the past few years as well; it hasn’t remained completely unchanged.

The responsibilities are truly substantial, and the pressure is fairly high. But every job comes with pressure, and at the moment I feel I can still handle it.

Actually, I’m not trying to sugarcoat it. I’ve also been with the company for several years. Overall, it’s a place you can stay. In terms of salary, it has grown over the past few years as well; it hasn’t remained completely stagnant.

The responsibilities are really heavy, and the pressure is fairly intense. But every job comes with pressure, and for now I feel I can still handle it.

Actually, I’m not trying to whitewash it. I’ve also been with the company for several years, and overall, it’s a place you can stay. As far as the salary goes, it has grown over these years too—it hasn’t remained completely unchanged.

The responsibilities are genuinely heavy, and the pressure is fairly high. But every job comes with pressure, and for now I feel I can still handle it.

Actually, it’s not really just empty praise. I’ve also been with the company for several years, and overall, it’s a place you can stay. In terms of salary, it has grown over these past few years, so it hasn’t remained completely unchanged.

The responsibilities are really heavy, and the pressure is fairly intense. But every job comes with pressure, and for now, I feel I can still handle it.

It’s not really sugarcoating things—I’ve also been with the company for several years. Overall, it’s a place you can stay. In terms of salary, it has grown over the past few years, so it hasn’t remained completely unchanged.

The responsibilities are indeed quite heavy, and the pressure is fairly high. But every job comes with pressure, and at the moment I feel I can still handle it.

Actually, I’m not trying to sugarcoat it. I’ve also been with the company for several years. Overall, it’s a place you can stay. In terms of salary, it has grown over the past few years as well—it hasn’t remained completely unchanged.

The responsibilities are genuinely heavy, and the pressure is fairly high. But every job comes with pressure, and for now I feel I can still handle it.

It’s not really just PR—I’ve also been with the company for several years. Overall, it’s a place you can stay. In terms of salary, it has grown over the past few years, rather than remaining completely unchanged.

The responsibilities are genuinely heavy, and the pressure is fairly high. But every job comes with pressure, and at the moment I feel I can still handle it.

Actually, I’m not trying to sugarcoat it. I’ve also been with the company for several years. Overall, it’s a place where you can stay. As far as salary goes, it has grown over the past few years, so it hasn’t remained completely unchanged.

The responsibilities are truly quite heavy, and the pressure is fairly intense. But every job comes with pressure, and for now I feel I can still handle it.

Honestly, I’m not just saying nice things. I’ve also been with the company for several years. Overall, it’s a place you can stay. In terms of salary, it has grown over the past few years as well, rather than remaining unchanged.

The responsibilities are really heavy, and the pressure is quite high. But every job comes with pressure, and for now I feel I can still handle it.

Actually, I’m not really trying to praise it—I’ve also been with the company for several years. Overall, it’s a place you can stay. In terms of salary, it has also grown over the past few years; it hasn’t remained completely unchanged.

The responsibilities are really heavy, and the pressure is fairly high. But every job comes with pressure, and for now I feel I can still handle it.

Honestly, I’m not trying to sugarcoat it. I’ve also been with the company for several years, and overall, it’s a place you can stay. In terms of salary, it has grown over the past few years as well; it hasn’t remained completely unchanged.

The responsibilities are genuinely quite heavy, and the pressure is fairly high. But every job comes with pressure, and at the moment I feel I can still handle it.

It’s not really just empty praise—I’ve also been with the company for several years. Overall, it’s a place you can stay. In terms of salary, it has also grown over the past few years, rather than remaining completely unchanged.

The responsibilities are genuinely heavy, and the pressure is fairly intense. But every job comes with pressure, and for now I feel I can still handle it.

Actually, I’m not trying to sugarcoat it. I’ve also been with the company for several years. Overall, it’s a place you can stay. In terms of salary, it has grown over the past few years as well; it hasn’t remained completely unchanged.

The responsibility is really heavy, and the pressure is fairly high. But every job comes with pressure, and for now I feel I can still handle it.

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Excluding the business department, the employees tend to be younger, and colleagues get along well.

The pay is quite good.

It can train your ability to handle pressure, because there are many difficult customers.

The boss values personal relationships; this has both advantages and disadvantages.

The technology is still stuck at the level of seven or eight years ago, and there seems to be no intention to improve.

Rules and policies change constantly, and you may have to take the blame when something goes wrong.

In a company with nearly 200 employees, even big and small matters have to be approved by the boss. The boss makes decisions entirely based on feelings, so if you bring something up when he is in a bad mood, be prepared to get yelled at.

Overall, if you can withstand the various kinds of frustrating situations that occur frequently, it is not necessarily a bad place to work, after all, the pay is quite high.

This company's black-hat marketing is very effective, but the consequences are unimaginable.

Everyone, take a close look at each Tianyancha review: the IP addresses of all the reviews praising the company are exactly the same, which means the devices used to post the reviews are the same.

Next, please take a look at the more than 1,000 Google reviews. The total number of reviews from each account is extremely low. I previously worked in black-hat marketing, and this kind of operation is a very bad sign.

Hmm, you can tell that a lot of people below are just posting spam, hahaha.

So many. If you don't believe me, just go in and you'll see.

The boss takes great care of the employees. Because of this, the company's turnover rate is the lowest in the industry, and it continues to expand. To date, it has nearly 100 employees. The boss is also very generous—everyone, whether in the internal design department or customer service department, receives bonuses. Having the opportunity to join Yangjing is my good fortune. The sales department is even better; everyone works hard, explains things clearly to clients with sincerity, and cooperates pleasantly. The entire after-sales service team communicates very professionally and creates outstanding results for the company in these uncertain times. The company not only continues to add offices but also provides more stable jobs as a result. We are all very grateful to the boss for giving us a secure working environment; we are very content and satisfied. Leave is also arranged according to the Labor Standards Act.

After working here for so long, I really can't think of any.\nThere is only one point: the company constantly improves and develops professional talent, which is excellent!! (This doesn't seem like a disadvantage... oops ^^....

The work atmosphere is usually great, and there's no pressure when getting along with colleagues or the boss~

There is afternoon tea from time to time, as well as company trips and group dining activities~

The employee trips are also quite different from those at other companies, with specially arranged activities that require completing challenges~ You can even win prize money!

The afternoon tea made me gain weight...

I have been working here for two years. When I first joined, the company had 5.60 employees, and it has now grown to over 100. My salary has also increased from NT$30,000 when I started to often more than NT$40,000 now. Whether at the beginning or currently, the salary is much higher than what other companies offer for business assistant positions. Although the work is relatively busy, it is proportional to the salary. The boss is also very generous with bonuses. Since I joined, many additional bonuses have been introduced for us to earn. In addition to the base salary, there is a bonus after each case is completed. Our normal working hours are from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m., and we are not required to work overtime. We get public holidays off, annual leave, employee trips (we were originally going to Japan last year! Unfortunately, the pandemic happened, so we changed it to a domestic trip, which was also a lot of fun), year-end bonuses, and more. Sometimes the company even treats everyone to afternoon tea (last time, they bought us tangyuan for the Winter Solstice~). We also often go out for company dinners together. Most importantly, everyone gets along very well. The boss is humorous and the kind of person you can joke around with; he is not serious or rigid. We can talk to him about any problems, so I feel quite happy working here!

Because the number of employees keeps growing, the office is spread across too many floors. I hope that one day we can achieve our goal of having everyone on the same floor~

The supervisor of our graphic design department is very nice.

The sales team uses deception to lure customers in first. Only after signing the contract do they discover that this feature doesn't work and that feature doesn't work either. However, as long as a customer gets angry, the boss will agree to any request. The ones who suffer are the back-office staff. Also, what was mentioned in the previous post—the issues with taking leave, overtime, and revising drafts—is all true…

The company openly and unapologetically ignores the Labor Standards Act.

Labor insurance is provided only at the minimum level.

Also, the company may have around 80% of its sales staff consisting of older women because the boss wants to save money.

Some people do not even understand computers but are still expected to take on design projects.

Then they expect you to help clean up everything for them.

That would be bad enough, but they also randomly alter the things you make, turning them into something colorful and sparkly.

The boss also has very little respect for professional expertise.

There have been cases where people were pressured into doing unrelated work without receiving additional pay.

(For example, asking a colleague who knows photography to shoot commercial photos, asking a colleague who knows video editing to edit videos, or asking someone with 3D skills to create 3D models, etc.)

If you refuse, they apply intense pressure, saying, "I'm your boss. If I tell you to do something, you do it."

There are also problems with taking leave.

The company tries to nickel-and-dime everything: overtime pay, annual leave, and so on.

But they even try to nickel-and-dime bereavement leave.

I once heard that someone wanted to take bereavement leave but was not allowed to.

They were bluntly told, "Don't keep quoting the Labor Standards Act at me! We're not TSMC; we have our own way of doing things."

Even after that employee changed the request to personal leave, money was still deducted from their year-end bonus.

(The Labor Standards Act does not regulate year-end bonuses, so there is no way to control this.)

The company also has 360-degree surveillance cameras with no blind spots, plus listening devices in almost every area.

Even the phones are monitored.

Company policies change from one day to the next. Often the rule is A, but as soon as a client makes a fuss, the boss changes it.

Rules such as limiting revisions to three rounds are all fake.

Revisions continue until the end of time—until the seas run dry and the rocks crumble.

Oh, and the boss judges whether someone is working seriously based on whether they frequently work overtime~