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There is an elevator you can take to get to work.
1. The space is very small, and some employees have to work facing the wall. It feels a lot like an internet café.
2. I don't understand why, when a position already exists, the company still interviews employees for the same position. Does that mean they think someone can be replaced at any time?
3. They promise employees the moon, but often fail to deliver on what they say.
4. It is a husband-and-wife company. The boss often says something is okay, while the boss's wife says it is not, and the two of them argue back and forth. Could you please have your fight at home and decide things before coming to work? Don't argue at the company and affect employees' moods.
5. While I was employed, the company did not insure employees on time, which affected employees' rights and interests. After I raised the issue, I was treated as a bad employee and became a thorn in the boss's wife's side.
6. Employees are told that they can raise any problems, but when they do, they are often treated as if they were invisible and receive no response.
7. The supervisors do not plan their work. Every time, they wait until everything is on fire and then drag employees into the mess.
8. I often heard vendors complain that certain fees had not been paid. Not long after joining, I began to worry about whether the company would delay our salaries.
9. According to the company regulations, typhoon days are unpaid.
10. Employees can purchase products at a discount, but products bought through online promotions are even cheaper than the employee discount.