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Read the community guidelinesClose to the MRT, and you can almost always leave work on time
Recent graduates, really don't go unless you can tolerate the boss's emotional attacks.
All of the company's work involving creating graphics, making videos, or other administrative tasks will be piled onto a single graphic designer, with almost no personal break time. You can only catch your breath by doing things like getting water or going to the bathroom. The graphic designer also has to help set up exhibition venues~ And there is no year-end bonus.
Transportation in Taipei City is fairly convenient, and given the nature of the company, the work environment is also reasonably okay.
The male boss constantly changes his mind and is extremely emotional.
He will also comment on your appearance from head to toe.
If you happen to be male, you’d better be careful~ haha.
The longest-serving employee is in general affairs.
Other regular positions usually last no more than a year.
New graduates, don’t go—you won’t learn anything at all.
The boss will have you handle a combination of design, administration, planning,
and other assorted duties~
It’s still more suitable for someone with some work experience,
after all, so you won’t be completely taken advantage of.
The company is close to the MRT station
The turnover rate for design positions at this company is very high, haha