[Behind the Career - Episode 136] Nguyen Duc Khanh - Senior AI Engineer at Taiwan's Zhen Ding Technology Group 🎧 Interview link in the comments section In today's episode, we invite Engineer Nguyen Duc Khanh. He is currently a Senior AI Engineer at Taiwan's Zhen Ding Technology Group (臻鼎科技集團), a co

When working in Taiwan, if someone makes uncomfortable remarks, messages, physical contact, or other sexually suggestive behavior towards you, you do not need to tolerate it just because you are a foreigner, migrant worker, student, or new to Taiwan. Workplace sexual harassment is not 'just a joke,'

After coming to work in Taiwan, if you encounter situations such as delayed salary payments, overtime work without overtime pay, exorbitant fees charged by brokers, withheld documents, or even threats, verbal abuse, or physical assault in the workplace, you don't need to wait until you can no longer

Facing the severe challenges of declining birth rates and labor shortages, the Taiwanese government has officially taken a groundbreaking measure. Starting in 2026, regulations for foreign students working in Taiwan after graduation will be significantly relaxed. However, behind this "open door," ar

With so many cafes in Taiwan, why do we insist on opening a shop that 'specializes in Indonesian coffee'? Because as descendants of Indonesia, we know how good Indonesian coffee is! In the past, when people heard of Indonesian coffee, they would always think of 'dark and bitter Mandheling'. But in

Bringing your own cuisine, products, or professional services to the Taiwanese market, or even opening your own shop, is an attractive option for many foreigners living in Taiwan. In principle, foreigners can invest in and establish companies in Taiwan, and can also become shareholders or company r

After graduating in Taiwan, if you want to stay and work, in addition to finding job openings, you also need to handle residency and employment status. Some people have already graduated but haven't found a job yet; others receive a job offer only to discover that the company is unfamiliar with the

Summer vacation is here, and many students take advantage of the break to find short-term jobs in restaurants, shops, cram schools, event venues, or other places. For those new to part-time work, salary and location are usually the first considerations. However, clarity about the job duties, the leg

After graduation, if you want to work in Taiwan, the first step is usually not to immediately submit your resume, but to first know "where to find suitable job openings for yourself." Many people start by searching on job platforms such as 104, 1111, yes123, and 518. These platforms have many job o

The "Next Step Taiwan - Indonesian, Vietnamese, Thai, and Filipino Youth Career Forum," co-hosted by Radio Taiwan International (RTI), the Hai Hwa Cultural Foundation, and Tatung University, was held this afternoon (26th) at Tatung University's Shangzhi Education Research Building. Despite heavy rai