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The company's documents are all beautifully done! The company helps us absorb new trends! The company has many activities to participate in!
Even though it's a foreign bank, why is everyone's English so poor? Many people have left, and the company is short-staffed—everyone is welcome to apply! The working hours are long, leaving little personal time.
1. You can frequently participate in company activities. In any case, they organize a whole lot of activities, and employees spend all day wearing red polo shirts, saying how great the company is and how proud they are.
2. There is a so-called benefits allowance of more than 30,000 for you to apply for as you please.
3. You can tell everyone that you work for the largest foreign bank in the world.
4. If you want a job for retirement, or you can’t leave the financial industry, you can come to this company. They are very short-staffed, turnover is very high, and there are plenty of jobs for you to choose from.
1. Long-time employees are very cliquish. If you are a long-time employee who has never worked in the financial industry, they will look down on you!
In reality: The long-time employees cannot escape the prison of the financial industry and cannot find jobs elsewhere, so you don’t need to worry about their cold looks or harsh remarks.
2. As for matters that should be improved, the company basically does not address them. Managers listen, but they do not report them to higher management.
3. Most departments have endless overtime. In some departments you can claim it, while in others you cannot—it depends on your department. The money you earn here all goes toward seeing doctors. Take care, everyone!
4. There are many factions, and everyone is very protective of themselves. To work here, you should adopt the mindset that you don’t know your coworkers after work. If the company could have a psychologist on-site, it would probably help.
5. The people inside are all quite repressed.
It's pretty good overall.
Watching colleagues who just came over from Citibank still being able to hide in the restroom to smoke—how leisurely.
The salary is comfortably collected.
Everyone should do their own part. As for colleagues who need assistance, please work hard to keep up with the pace.
1. The monthly salary is higher than at other banks.
2. More than NT$30,000 in annual benefits.
3. You work an insane amount of overtime, but the overtime pay is quite generous. I’ve seen colleagues work more than 40 hours of overtime a month. If you’re short on money, you can come here to sell your soul.
4. That’s it. There’s an event similar to an outstanding employee awards ceremony, but the winners only receive a certificate printed out on a printer, and the prize is a snack bag left over from the Ghost Festival offerings. What other benefits could you expect?
1. I heard there is no year-end bonus. I left before Lunar New Year, so I couldn’t verify it. If there is no year-end bonus, then the advantage mentioned above—that the monthly salary is high—just looks like the year-end bonus has been divided into the monthly salary.
2. The company has no application system to speak of. Every application is handled by email, which is incredibly absurd. If you call it electronic approval, there is no electronic signature, so it has no legal effect. There is no form database or common platform. If you need to apply for something, you have to ask a colleague. The procedures are chaotic, and the application method differs each time. Only experienced employees who have submitted an application before know which department to send it to—and even they may not remember. Usually, asking one person leads to three people saying they don’t know. Experienced employees don’t know how to apply, and they don’t know whom to ask either. Extremely problematic.
3. The back-office units in Neihu have an open office with no assigned seats. But think about it: is it really possible to sit by the restroom today and by the window tomorrow? Everyone ends up sitting in fixed seats anyway. Yet because there are no assigned seats, there’s no need for under-desk cabinets, and apparently not even desk phones—four or five people can share one phone. At the end of the day, clear your seat because it doesn’t belong to you. Is the company really that determined to make employees feel no sense of belonging?
4. I never found out whether the company even had a general affairs department before I resigned. I had no idea whom to contact about receiving or sending physical mail. When I saw colleagues buying things online, they arranged delivery directly with the courier and received their own packages themselves. Staffing has been cut to the absolute minimum. If you like online shopping, figure it out yourself. Oh, right—DBS really likes making employees figure things out for themselves. You’ll experience it after you join.
5. The claim that you can leave at 5 p.m. on Fridays is a lie. No one actually leaves on time. Also, the supposed 7.5-hour workday is nonsense. After working so much overtime, how could you possibly work only 7.5 hours? Figure it out yourself.
The colleagues are all pretty nice.
People within the company, especially senior managers, love to gossip. Because of the hiring freeze, when colleagues leave, the workload doubles. There is no overtime pay and no comprehensive training system.
None
The supervisor is quite exploitative
None!
It should be scrapped and rebuilt from scratch. The system has problems, and the processes have problems. It’s fundamentally worse than a small local bank.