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Read the community guidelinesThis company mainly promotes fire safety equipment. The boss is very nice and handsome, and has an excellent understanding of fire safety. The benefits and salary seem quite good.
The company does not have air conditioning and is still under renovation.
Interview – morning-shift telephone customer service
1. The company is located downtown.
2. No overtime; holidays are off.
3. Working hours are 9:00–18:00, with a one-and-a-half-hour lunch break.
1. Base salary: 18,000; perfect-attendance bonus: 2,000.
2. It is described online as being in the telecommunications industry; in reality, the work involves financial loans, etc.
This company sells fire protection equipment, which is quite fascinating. It’s the first time I’ve seen this kind of fire protection equipment, and it has quite a few functions. The company is still preparing to launch.
The company is still being prepared and is under renovation. There is no air conditioning.
The supervisor said that working hours are regular, with a 1.5-hour lunch break and two days off per week.
The receptionist in charge of personnel was very friendly.
When you enter the company, waves of sandalwood incense drift over.
At first, the receptionist asks you to fill out your personal information on a plastic chair at the company entrance.
After you finish, you are asked to go inside to the meeting room and wait for the manager’s interview.
During the interview, the manager introduces the company’s operations (the products are financial services and loans).
You need to conduct telephone marketing to identify potential customers, then have the sales staff persuade them to borrow money from a bank...
The salary is an NT$18,000 base salary + NT$2,000 full-attendance bonus + performance bonus (you only receive a bonus if someone successfully obtains a loan as a result of the calls you make...)
The supervisor also said that NT$20,000–22,000 is perfectly normal in Kaohsiung, so don’t make such a fuss.
Terrible, terrible, terrible
Such a scam! They trick you into making phone calls and scam people out of their money
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Very deceptive