Taiwan is opening its job market to students who graduate from top-100 universities.

I just read a news about Taiwan is opening its job market to students who graduate from top-100 universities [translate].  At the time readin' this news, I was thinking: what are the top-100 universities.  News says the list is made based on three 100-top-university reports from Times, QS, and SHJU.  However, we all know these three systems all focus on comprehensive ratings and gives more point to sciences and engineering than literature, art, legitimate domain, which might easily lead some specific schools have no chance to get into the list.  Are we going to exclude these talented students?  We all know each student should be evaluated individually and personally; we should understand their strengths instead of just knowing the name in front of their shirt.  Decision based on top-100-university reports is obvious insufficient, why does Taiwan government keeps launching these kind of stupid policies.  I think these (stupid policies or 腦殘政策 if you can read Chinese) explain why Taiwan is losing its competitiveness.

One good observations in the news is that: Taiwan does not have enough job opportunities and **salary conditions** to attract these talented employees.  If Taiwan cannot improve their employment compensation level, they will not only prevent good foreigner from working in Taiwan (to contribute the industry) but also lose their own talented natives to other country (to contribute other country for better salary/living quality).