Legacy reviews: 7
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Contract employees have to be busier than regular employees
and also take on tasks beyond their original job duties
just to have a chance to be “considered” for a permanent position.
Just great~ More work for the same pay!
There will be a bunch of people pretending to be close to you,
so you also have to pretend to be close to everyone.
In the end, no one truly respects each other—
there is only superficial respect.
Men and women are all the same.
People gossip behind your back and spread rumors.
After you first join, you have to keep flattering those higher up, cater to your supervisor, praise them, and be obedient. Many people’s work efficiency is also quite poor.
Coworkers only pretend to be nice,
but you still have to put on an act when going out to have fun.
Fortunately, I resigned before working there for a year. What an ugly, deeply ingrained practice.
I also heard that insiders help their own people rise to higher positions.
It’s truly terrifying.
..
It feels like the company doesn't actually intend to hire anyone, yet it keeps posting job openings.
They even attend job fairs~
How long are you going to keep this up? Please don't waste everyone's time, okay?
Damn, the office salary is pretty good
Damn, but the salary comes at the cost of your liver
Promoting beer
Being a beer promoter is not easy
Foreign companies
are simply better
But under Taiwan's system,
I really feel that some people, after taking office, do things that even others at the same level can't stand watching.
Too fake.
They flatter each other and can't be bothered with the local staff.
No wonder so many people are resigning one after another.
Luckily, I left two years ago.