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The boss is often absent; there is no supervisor in the company, so once you join, you’re basically the manager (lol
The boss is often absent. Yes!! After I had been there for just one week, he let me go and told me to use my own initiative.
The position advertised was engineer, with a salary of 32K. The work is extremely challenging; feel free to give it a try.
Aside from the foreign employees, the most senior employee is the accountant, with one year of experience. You read that right—a company that has been around for more than 20 years.
No one teaches you how to do the work (there really is no “one”); the boss only tells you to ask former employees how to do it. Why would former employees bother helping you?
The WeChat group keeps buzzing after work, and even in the middle of the night I get messages in the group. Ding, ding, ding, nonstop.
If you are highly capable, have experience in environmental impact assessment–related work, possess planning skills, and have excellent stress tolerance, I believe you will be able to handle the job.
If you want a truly shocking educational experience, you can come and give it a try.
I resigned at the same time as the secretary who started on the same day. I won’t elaborate further on what the others have already said.
(There’s more, but I’ve already been very restrained.)