Pros
-First few days or weeks, it'll feel like a dream job. That's when you realise it's all an illusion. -Somewhat flexible culture. -Nice people. -Office furniture is acceptable. -Great place to work if you plan to retire from your professional career soon. -Instead of rewards, incentives, and bonuses, you do get some granola bars and dried wheat crackers. -Breakfast on Mondays.
Cons
-No benefits, No bonuses, No raises. -If you are a talented professional, do NOT work here. You are a valuable human being who does not deserve to work in a place that does not treat and compensate its employees right. Please don't get me started on their business model. -There is NO career growth or development. -Turnover rate is higher than average. Yes, I calculated. More than 10 people left within 5 months, which was like more than 25% of the company size at the time. Most recently, nearly HALF of the team left a particular department within a month. -Employees from various departments complain about their salary/pay cuts/no raises. -Work is menial and not intellectually stimulating. Don't forget there is no career growth. -Your hard work will NOT be recognized or rewarded. Remember, there are NO performance-based bonuses and incentives. Myths debunked in the job description: -Macbook air / laptop is not yours to keep. It is company property. -"Learning & Development Opportunities" = Learning how to develop a strong mental and emotional endurance for your work -"Wellness" program is UP TO 1000NT max/month ($30USD max) for your fitness membership (so if your membership costs $1000NT, they give you $500, no more). How generous. Also, if you bike to work, it'll cost you money out of that 1000NT just to park in the lot of the building.