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They paint a very grand picture, but the salary is laughable.
When asked whether the revenue had broken even, they hemmed and hawed.
Making the interviewee come in three times would be bad enough,
then offering a salary 20% lower than the previous company’s?
They asked about my expected compensation in the very first interview, yet still came back with this garbage.
If you can’t afford to hire someone, please don’t waste the interviewee’s time.
The CTO even had the nerve to confidently insist that this wasn’t a major problem.
If all you have to offer is bananas, please go to the zoo and look for monkeys, okay?
A very good company with excellent technical capabilities. The boss whose name starts with D is exceptionally outstanding. The salary and benefits are good, and the company is full of prospects—a great company comparable to Google.
Never change the name when walking or sitting; ITS will never perish.
The salary is too high—it’s exhausting having to think about how to spend it every day.
There are too many days off—it’s troublesome having to think about where to go and have fun every day.
Frequent overtime
Overtime to the point of exhaustion—seriously, to the point where things actually go wrong
Applying for overtime pay will be nitpicked
You can only apply for a NT$100 boxed lunch, and you have to provide a receipt for it to count
There is severe infighting inside; it really depends on which academic school you belong to
Above all, don't work under a supervisor whose name starts with D
You'll be screwed over ......