High pressure work, mediocre income, poor work/life balance
High pressure work, mediocre income, poor work/life balance
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A large company makes it easier when dealing with vendors.
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A mediocre income allows you to maintain life in Taiwan in a slightly easier way.
- No training at all (in my department).
- Poor management caused by political issues.
- Here, you don't strike a balance, because you are not going to enjoy your work, and you have no life.
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