The Correct Posture for Working with Taiwanese People

They pretend to be one thing to your face and another behind your back; one second they can be laughing with you, and the next they're cursing you behind your back.

They have an unexplained sense of superiority, and like frogs in a well, they still think Taiwan is one of the Four Asian Tigers.

Don't befriend them; they work for mainlanders yet look down on them, exhibiting both schizophrenia and self-contradiction.

In communication, they like to beat around the bush and use jargon, thinking they are impressive, but in reality, they know nothing.

They mostly hold functional positions because their technical skills are poor, they don't know how to promote, and they are generally incompetent.

Their various professional skills are actually outdated; it's just that employers prefer their passport because it's less likely to cause trouble and there's less staff turnover.

In conclusion, if you are a boss, just exploit their value in every way possible without getting emotionally involved; if you are a colleague, don't offend them easily as they like to cause trouble behind the scenes, just maintain a smooth superficial cooperation; if you are a boyfriend, serve the country well by dominating her and making her cry for unification.