What is the treatment of Nestle's production staff in Cheng Nan? Are there any requirements for going in? I am looking for a job! thank you

Are you applying for a formal job or an eastern manpower distribution? You can still work there if you have a formal job. If you are sent abroad, you shouldn't go in. Low wages are one thing. On the other hand, under normal circumstances, you will be fired by Nestle Coffee after working for one month. Two months at most. Unexplained dismissal. Forget about working overtime. Without classes, he would rather hire more people than work overtime. Five days and eight hours, three shifts. Otherwise, Oriental Manpower will not recruit Nestle every month. If you don't believe me, just go in and know. You spoke very well when you went in, and you have a chance to become a frequent visitor. Don't listen to him. There are only a few places each year, not their own.

The tooling for overseas assignment is light yellow, and the formal work is white. Just go in and you'll know. The workshop is full of expatriate workers, and the procedures are pitiful.

A few years ago, I went to Nestle, a foreigner from the East Side. At that time, there were more than 100 people. In the first month, more than 60 people quit, and the rest all quit in the second month. Those who still want to enter can re-register from the East District or enter.

Officially, no problem. A few years ago, several of my friends applied for a formal job and worked there for more than a year. Wages should have gone up in recent years. Formal work mainly depends on your length of service.

This is just a few years ago, Nestle and the East. I wonder if things are getting better now. For reference only. Hope to adopt!