薩摩亞商德勝國際有限公司台灣分公司

If being located in the Q7 office district counts as an advantage

A salary of 22K

The job content is somewhat like a scam, using all kinds of sales tactics to persuade people across the Strait to buy the company's products

They claim to tailor products to each individual, but in reality there are only a few standard products

There are no set product prices; we can set the price arbitrarily based on the other person's identity

Employees are required to call themselves teachers, but we do not actually have any relevant certificates

It’s not that I think this kind of industry is bad, but it feels somewhat against my conscience

The rest is more or less what the previous person said: the supervisor is very biased

I don’t know whether they came here to work or to find a wife

The office is very new

There are lots of cookies to eat, though they’re all cheap cookies

The building’s restrooms have bidets

There are too many drawbacks, so I can’t think of any other advantages

I can’t accept the practices from mainland China—they’re very pragmatic and focused on appearances, and people are treated very unfairly

People with good performance get to speak loudly, while those without results are treated like weeds

But everyone’s opportunities to appear in advertisements are also entirely allocated according to the supervisor’s personal preferences, with absolutely no fairness

The bonuses seem like a lot, but the actual amount received is very little. This company is not suitable for people under financial pressure

All the truly capable people have resigned, and a good Taiwanese supervisor has also left, so I’m leaving too

I advise anyone considering applying to think twice