Legacy reviews: 3
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Read the community guidelinesThe colleagues are very easy to get along with, but most of them have already left.
The working hours are too long—the company requires 195 hours of work per month.
The supervisor behaves very differently in front of and behind people, and employees are often treated as cannon fodder.
There is one training session at the head office each month, but it is all about teaching marketing scripts.
The colleagues are easy to get along with
192 working hours per month
Travel to Taichung for training every month
Training hours are not counted toward working hours
National holidays and typhoon days are days off
You have to use annual leave to make up the hours; if you have no annual leave, you have to work an extra day the following month
The employee trip is to the Chimei Museum, followed by a meal at A Xia Restaurant
Basically, there are no employee dinners
Unless the branch meets its performance target
The commission rate is also very low
You need to achieve over 120,000 to receive a commission
For performance between 120,000 and 200,000, you can only receive a commission on 80,000
The commission rate is also the lowest in the industry
In short, please evaluate carefully when looking for a job
Do not take the wrong path and waste your life
1. If there are no customers, you can rest or attend training courses.
1. It is mandatory to clock in 15 minutes before work; otherwise, it will be counted as being late.
2. There is no fixed break time.
3. If you want to become a permanent employee, you need to undergo an assessment; before the assessment, you are paid hourly.