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Read the community guidelinesThis company has no doorbell.
There is a notice next to it saying that visitors should go directly to the second floor.
There was also no one on the second floor waiting to receive people who came by.
But no one paid any attention to me, as if I were an employee of their company rather than a visitor.
I knocked directly on the door and said I was there for an interview, then was taken to a small room to hand in my résumé.
1. The salary of NT$30,000 includes meals.
2. If you order lunch boxes together with the company, NT$3,000 is deducted from the NT$30,000 meal allowance, leaving a monthly salary of NT$27,000. If you choose to buy lunch boxes yourself, it would be difficult for me to spend as much as NT$3,000 per month on meals.
3. Ordering lunch boxes together with the company: NT$30,000 − NT$3,000, then deducting NT$1,000 for labor and health insurance, leaves NT$26,000.
4. During the interview, the boss was on the phone next door, swearing profusely.
5. There are a lot of goods, but there are no pallets on site, so they are moved endlessly with a pallet truck.
6. The warehouse is across the street, and it is packed with goods placed on the floor.
7. There is a record of violations of the Labor Standards Act, and it has happened more than once.