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Read the community guidelinesThe office environment is spacious and clean.
You can see Taipei 101 directly from the window.
If I could work here, I think I would be in a very good mood.
The HR staff were very friendly. The company benefits are quite unusual: there are no Mid-Autumn Festival or Dragon Boat Festival gifts,
but there are gifts for Mother’s Day and Father’s Day.
I’ve actually never received a Mother’s Day or Father’s Day gift at a company before.
The place feels very empty and lacks atmosphere.
There are very few people.
Maybe it’s because the company was just established.
Even the plastic covers are still on the chairs.
I don’t know whether the benefits are really as good as they say.... Anyway, I wasn’t hired.
The person who greeted me seemed to be from HR and was very friendly. The office looked quite large, and the position also seemed pretty substantial. HR mentioned that the company always provides coffee and snacks, which sounded quite appealing, haha.
Unfortunately, I wasn't hired, so I don't know what the company's actual benefits are like.
1. Polite
2. Located in the Neihu Park
3. Easy to talk to, but we didn’t discuss any technical topics at all
1. The office is very empty. It might be difficult to find anyone
2. The interview didn’t assess technical skills at all. It was just casual conversation
3. Low salary level (perhaps they don’t know the cost of living in Taipei after coming up from Taichung)
4. Gambling company. They kept emphasizing that they are legal...
5. Ghosted me.
6. The interview is divided into two stages. The second stage is technical. The interviewing manager has to come up from Taichung. Does that mean there is no technical head in Taipei?