雙鏌工業股份有限公司

The colleagues at the Tainan service office were easy to get along with.

It was probably because we had a common enemy.

At the time, I worked as a designer at the service office in Yongkang, Tainan.

I was responsible for handling the orders received by the Tainan business manager.

After completing the designs, I sent them back to the manager in Kaohsiung for review.

However, basically, I learned absolutely nothing from this job.

I only got to see the disgusting side of the Tainan business manager.

For example, back then we still used a traditional punch clock.

This manager drove a company car to and from work every day,

but I had no idea whether he was seriously out doing business.

Basically, during the eight hours a day, the only time you could see him was during the lunch break.

Even though he went home to rest after 5 p.m.,

he returned to the company at 7 p.m. to adjust the punch clock and fraudulently claim overtime pay. Utterly shameless.

Later, because this manager’s relative was going to come work there,

I was laid off after working for only one year.

I passed by there some time ago, and it seemed that the Tainan service office had already closed down.

Good riddance.

The boss's wife is extremely rude to employees. Everything is decided by her. The company has no systems and no benefits—it's all a scam. They trick people into joining the company, then use lousy excuses to deduct your pay. The turnover is high; interviewing there is simply a waste of time and really not worth it. There is no overtime pay either.

At first, the interview was for an information management supervisor position, but after the HR employee left, I also had to take on the HR employee's work. They deduct pay at the slightest provocation, and there is no overtime pay or compensatory leave on weekdays. There were originally two copies of the fixed-term contract, but the other copy was not given to the employee either. The company has no systems and no benefits—it's all a scam.

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The interviewer was someone who claimed to be the boss. When I asked him for a business card, he told me that he didn’t like using business cards to define a person.

The entire interview did not touch on the job responsibilities. Instead, I had to listen to him boast about himself while he tried every possible way to push down my salary, which was pretty much the same as the reviews I found online.