哈台創意觀光行銷有限公司

During the interview, the boss seemed kind and approachable, but in reality...............

1. The salary listed on the job bank does not match the actual salary.

2. Work overtime almost every day with no overtime pay. Activities held on holidays can only be compensated with time off, but the workload is usually so heavy that it is impossible to take it. If you want to take time off, the boss will give you special attention.

3. The boss loves having one-on-one meetings with employees and badmouthing other colleagues in the conference room.

4. This is an extremely stingy company. Even when working until after 11 p.m., taxi fares for getting home are not reimbursed. When running errands, you often have to pay transportation costs yourself.

5. Both the boss and the boss's wife are very difficult to deal with. When they lose their temper, they will say anything, and they are very stingy with both employees and business partners.

6. Extremely high turnover; very few people stay for more than six months.

7. The lunch break is 1.5 hours, but the boss loves using employees' break time for meetings.

8. Think twice before applying to this company!!

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After starting work, I discovered that the boss liked to keep saying, “We’re all one family.” Being one family naturally meant that everyone had to do everything together; even tasks outside the scope of one’s work had to be done. Responsibilities and authority were not clearly defined—because we’re all one family, after all! At the same time, employees were strictly forbidden from communicating privately. The boss believed that whenever colleagues gathered together, they must be badmouthing the company, unaware that the boss was actually the one who loved speaking ill of employees the most. Yet when facing employees, the boss still acted very amiably. No matter how hard you worked, it was all futile, because the boss regarded you merely as a replaceable tool—dispensable and insignificant. Even after leaving the company, you would continue to be badmouthed, and this could even affect references during interviews for subsequent jobs, making it extremely difficult to find work.

The atmosphere during the interview was great. The boss was very kind and seemed like the type who was willing to listen to employees’ ideas. In fact, the work itself was very interesting and quite challenging, which gave me a sense of accomplishment after completing it.

The boss said they were very willing to accept employees’ ideas, but in practice, they repeatedly rejected more creative suggestions and were only willing to use methods they were accustomed to. Overtime was not required, but even when I finished my work and left on time, I would be “checked in on,” which felt uncomfortable. Moreover, the boss would speak with colleagues separately and criticize other colleagues in private, making people feel disrespected.

The boss is very articulate and sincere, and seems to understand a great deal. Based on the introduction, it sounds like a harmonious and warm company.

The boss sows discord among employees and fabricates rumors that are not true.

It is a really terrible company, especially because of the boss. Everyone, please think carefully before joining.