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Mocking ourselves for being such slaves, calling each other presidents and managers. And... that's it.
Working overtime: starting work at 7 a.m. and getting off at 4 a.m., with a starting salary of 0 per month
(Oh, you only get paid when you teach classes, with no transportation allowance, although I heard there should be one?)
For classes the next day, you might not receive notification until 9 p.m., and they might tell you to leave early the following morning or something
The main point is!!! You don't know what you'll have to teach, who the students will be, or how long you'll teach
More importantly!!! After receiving notice of a class, you might have to start staying up all night to prepare the teaching materials yourself, working straight through until dawn
(No alarm clock needed—so convenient
The boss only discusses important matters with people they like. Even if you brought up the matter, they still won't discuss it with you
They really hate you
The product design process keeps going back and forth, and they take it out on the engineers (because engineers won't talk back?)
Even when filing an expense claim for an exhibition, you get criticized for spending too much
For fuck's sake, after spending an entire month preparing teaching materials at night and fixing a product with an absurdly low yield, then teaching classes and entertaining kids during the day, sleeping no more than one or two hours a day—only to get paid 50,000?
Outsourcing an app for 30,000? With a one-month deadline? I'm under so much pressure
They have no technical skills and only make grand promises about taking people abroad to broaden their horizons, but you don't learn what you actually want to learn (and have to pay for the trip yourself?)
Oh, right—the Ministry of Labor and the National Health Insurance Administration: would you like to come inspect this esteemed company?
No insurance, but they do issue withholding statements—a conscientious company indeed.