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Read the community guidelinesLunch is provided
Guest speakers are invited
They conducted a personality test and two interviews, yet never clearly explained what the job duties were. Only after I joined did they say: “To be able to do this job, you need to understand Tzu Chi; you’re not suitable.” (If that was the case, they shouldn’t have selected me in the first place—they knew from my résumé and the interviews.)
In short, if you’re willing to sacrifice your holidays to volunteer, you can consider going.
1. There are many long-serving employees who have worked here for many years (and identify with Tzu Chi).
2. Colleagues have a good attitude.
3. Good working environment.
4. Uniforms are provided.
5. Affordable lunch is provided (except that employees in Sanchong District do not have to pay for lunch).
6. Medical and hospitalization subsidies are provided (family members are also eligible for the subsidies).
7. Retirement benefits are provided.
1. Low salary.
2. Employees must be on duty on holidays when there are events.
If the starting salary for university graduates is approximately 28,000, additional experience-based pay or certification allowances are provided. If the starting salary is 25,000, it is determined according to the position, such as for dormitory management staff. Overtime is handled in compliance with regulations, with a maximum of 46 hours.
The starting salary is very low, only about 24.
Extremely exploitative. If you don’t love this organization, do not join—unless you enjoy donating all your holidays to the company.