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You have to work overtime on both weekdays and holidays without overtime pay. During the interview, you should negotiate with the boss based on a 12-hour workday rate. The general drafter's salary there is NT$40,000–50,000, while the industry minimum for a BIM engineer is NT$50,000–60,000. Applicants should feel free to state their desired rate; otherwise, they will regret it. (Don't believe the boss's act of promising raises based on performance.)
The boss only uses a “base salary of NT$23,800” to enroll employees in labor insurance and make labor-pension contributions, while falsely claiming that all other amounts are bonuses.
1. You can arrive late; there is no clock-in system
2. Free snacks and drinks are provided
3. Beautiful environment
4. The company’s annual profits exceed ten million, so there is no fear of unpaid wages
1. No overtime pay under a responsibility-based system; the average workday is 12 hours
2. Salary is underreported, with no protection
3. The company’s annual profits are high, but ordinary employees can see them without benefiting; those who receive almost anything are shareholders who are also employees