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Read the community guidelines1. The office space is spacious and comfortable
2. There are few colleagues, and the environment is uncomplicated
3. The restroom is clean
4. There are bonuses paid in three installments, as well as mid-year and year-end bonuses
5. Work usually ends on time, with little overtime
6. Supervisors and senior colleagues occasionally treat everyone to drinks and snacks
1. The boss can sometimes be a little impatient when things need to be handled immediately
2. The job responsibilities are relatively varied (you won’t only do tasks related to your position)
3. The salary is not particularly high
1.
The office space is spacious.
The lighting is very good.
2.
The restrooms are very clean.
1.
The boss is a typical Taiwanese business owner.
The lower the employees’ salaries, the better.
The more work each employee is responsible for, the better.
2.
Regardless of education or experience,
the monthly salary is 26,000,
including perfect-attendance pay.
3.
The company has more vacant seats
than employees.
4.
Because there are very few employees,
the job responsibilities are very miscellaneous.
5.
The boss keeps track almost every day
of how much photocopy paper has been used.
(Rumor has it that he also cares quite a bit
about how often employees use the restroom,
but this cannot be confirmed.)
6.
The boss has a special ability:
he can talk nonstop,
eloquently,
for more than 15 minutes at any time,
but
there is not a single,
important point.
7.
The boss’s wife is in charge of personnel.
When interacting with her,
you will feel
that she is kind and easy to get along with.
It is said that she worked as
an insurance salesperson for many years,
so her way of expressing herself
is just like that of an insurance salesperson—
the kind of approach used
when trying to sell an insurance policy.
8.
The key to surviving here is:
no matter what they ask you to do,
you must accomplish the mission,
and
make it appear
that you are very willing
to devote yourself to serving them.
9.
Affiliated companies include:
Yongxiang,
Yuguo,
Dingkai Development.
(There may be others.)
10.
Outlook versions from 2003 and
2010 are used.
Some software
is installed only as a trial version.
The factory’s time clock
is reportedly
so old
that even the compatible cards
have been discontinued.
11.
The boss
collects large-sized paintings.
They are reportedly all genuine originals.
…
To be continued.