You don't have to work yourself to death with overtime.

Lunch is provided, but you have to pretend to be busy here, so you can't take your lunch break on time.

There is no systematic planning; everything is decided based on the general manager's mood. A decision made today may be immediately overturned tomorrow, with you then being told to redo the work. There are one or two meetings every week. Meetings are normal, but they never result in any conclusions because the general manager has difficulty making decisions. If you present one proposal, the general manager will think it is not sufficient and ask you to go back and think about it some more. If you provide three proposals, they will be unable to choose and simply leave them aside. Then, a few days later, if they are in a bad mood, they will ask about your progress. Even if you have completed everything and are merely waiting for their final decision, they will think you have made no progress and start targeting and giving you a hard time.

It is very common for the company to spend anywhere from six months to a year discussing a decision without ever reaching a conclusion. You just keep going in circles without any goals or direction.

Here, from top to bottom, everyone has to pretend to be busy every minute and every second. If you look even slightly idle for a second, you will be condemned to endless misery!

Supervisors are incapable of taking responsibility. Everything has to go through the people above you for their signatures and approval, but when something goes wrong, those people will completely shirk responsibility. Every mistake is blamed on the people below them, and they will claim that they told you about things they never actually told you.

There are serious gaps in communication, and sometimes things are not communicated at all. In any case, when something goes wrong, the blame is pushed onto you!

Nothing is ever explained clearly. If you try to clarify things, you may even get yelled at. Even if you are told to use a particular method today, your superiors may yell at you tomorrow for doing it that way if they are in a bad mood. There is no planning or order whatsoever, and the mental pressure is constant every day and every second. No one will guide or teach you, and there is no one worth learning from.

I hope no one else wastes their time here. Youth passes only once and never returns!