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Read the community guidelinesEveryone around you is very capable, so there is a lot to learn
The resources are probably also the best in the industry
It’s a good stepping stone for those who want to work abroad
Unlimited snacks and drinks, with fruit and afternoon tea at fixed times
You get 21 days of annual leave as soon as you join, plus 500 points’ worth of café credit
There are two opportunities for a salary increase every year
The salary is good if you have experience
I would recommend that fresh graduates work at a small studio for a few years before coming here
If you join with no prior experience, you have to work as an outsourced contractor for the first six months (you still report to the office every day)
Whether you have to work overtime depends on the department and job position
I personally work overtime roughly two or three days a week
Those who value leaving work on time probably shouldn’t get their hopes up
That said, as mentioned again, the actual situation still depends on the department
They say they comply with the Labor Standards Act, but there is no overtime pay on weekdays—only compensatory leave
There is no year-end bonus or bonuses for the three major holidays
Sometimes the boss takes on strange projects in order to apply for subsidies
Taiwan’s top gathering place for the animation industry; only people with extensive experience are accepted.
Many of the Chinese-language resources and tutorials you find online were written by people here.
Most of Taiwan’s top experts are here. Feel free to ask whenever there’s something you don’t understand—your colleagues are all very helpful.
The boss genuinely wants to improve the industry’s environment, steering the industry’s long-standing negative cycle and price-cutting competition toward a positive cycle.
The technology used here is top-tier in Taiwan, and the equipment is the best among the animation companies I’ve worked for.
The salaries are also the highest in the animation industry. You get 20 days of annual leave as soon as you join, plus unlimited snacks and drinks.
Overall, it’s probably one of the TOP companies in Taiwan’s animation industry.
There is no year-end bonus or bonus for the three major holidays.