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Read the community guidelinesA 25-year-old company that’s like a retirement home
The coffee machines have a great aesthetic and strong sales and reputation
The headquarters is in Neihu, with no reception desk
A crude, partitioned mezzanine office—stunningly disappointing!
The HR woman made a poor impression, wearing a skirt and boots, with no smile—extremely strange!
The interview space was cramped and very uncomfortable
The décor and color scheme were outdated, and the atmosphere was eerie
It was nothing like an Italian premium coffee machine distributor
The overall standards were very poor! Very disappointing… The salary and benefits were below average
Suitable for newcomers to hone their skills and gain work experience.
1. The company is a coffee machine distributor and provided coffee while I was filling out the forms. The receptionist was friendly.
2. The interviewer came across as serious but not stern, and clearly explained the duties and responsibilities of the position.
3. The interviewer had reviewed my résumé and portfolio beforehand and had a basic understanding of the applicant, so the interview was more focused.
1. It was mentioned that there may occasionally be a half-day Saturday shift. Although they stated that overtime pay is provided in accordance with the law and that the frequency is not high, those with concerns about this may want to consider it carefully.
1. Some colleagues are nice
Store Assistant
1. You have to take an exam within three months, but in your first month, if they see you not studying during work, they say you’re not serious.
2. There are many cliques in the company, making it difficult to fit in.
3. Participation in employee trips is semi-compulsory. You’re told that it’s best to participate, otherwise you’ll keep being asked why.