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Read the community guidelines1. You get to see new products from cutting-edge industries, so it’s a good fit if you enjoy collecting all kinds of the latest information.
2. You can cultivate your patience.
3. You can talk to your supervisor about anything.
1. Visiting other companies and attending meetings all day long (including making tea and water for visiting guests, then washing the cups and preparing meeting minutes).
2. The newest employee in the company is effectively the lowest-ranking position, and everyone will assign work to you.
3. There have been instances of salaries not being paid on time.
4. All documents, including emails, have to be reviewed and revised by your supervisor, and you have to follow up with your supervisor yourself.
5. The stated working hours are 09:00–18:00, but since you work alongside the Taipei Arts Promotion Association (10:00–19:00), leaving work punctually at 18:00 feels awkward.
6. It is a position based on a responsibility system, so the boss may contact you on weekends as well. During the interview, they will basically tell you that there will be no overtime pay.