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The starting salary is slightly low, which is understandable. It is difficult to know the actual situation without actually working there. The factory is a metal-sheet building, and the work involves working at heights, so you should carefully assess your own circumstances.
The boss is very generous—salary increases, bonuses, company dinners, and employee trips are all provided.
Employees aren’t required to pay out of pocket either.
At the beginning of each month, they also provide NT$3,000 in cash upfront for meal expenses.
Strictly speaking, these aren’t drawbacks but rather the nature of the work.
It involves physical labor and working in the wind and sun. In addition, installing and maintaining surveillance cameras at intersections carries a certain degree of risk.
Therefore, you should carefully consider whether this type of work is right for you.