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Read the community guidelinesThe colleagues are all very easy to get along with, making work enjoyable.
You leave work as soon as your scheduled hours are over; there is no culture of overtime.
The workload is light and the job is very relaxed; actual working hours are less than four hours a day.
Supervisors favor inexperienced newcomers, and the interview acceptance rate is high.
Paychecks are issued reliably, and salaries are paid early when there is a holiday.
Taking leave is especially easy—you can take time off whenever you request it.
Below-average industry salary, unable to keep up with rising prices. For three consecutive years, the year-end bonus has been half a month’s salary.
There are no gifts (cash bonuses) for the three major festivals, no salary increases, and no room for career advancement.
The operation still uses equipment from ten years ago, unable to keep up with industry needs.
The shift-scheduling system is problematic, and management refuses to admit mistakes, resulting in negative-hours issues.
For a typical office worker, eight hours a day multiplied by twenty-two days totals 176 hours per month.
Shift engineers are scheduled for approximately 150 hours per month.
Any shortfall in monthly working hours will be deducted from your salary before you leave the company, in violation of the Labor Standards Act.
The boss is a really nice person
Very easy to talk to and very nice; he’s a senior from CYCU’s Department of Computer Science
There isn’t much pressure
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