Close contact with animals

1. You often witness animals being abused, are frequently reported by visitors, and the animal protection authorities also come to check in from time to time.

2. Animals are just collectibles and money-making tools.

3. The boss does not trust anyone and is forever living in a world of his own imagination. No matter how much care you put into your work—even if you take the initiative to work overtime without ever asking him for overtime pay—he will still suspect you, still think you are not doing anything, still make unpleasant, sarcastic remarks about you, and still look down on you.

4. The boss is difficult to communicate with and cannot listen to what others say. As soon as he realizes that he is in the wrong, he starts stubbornly refusing to admit it, blaming this and that. I have never seen him properly reflect on and review his own actions.

5. A wage-deduction world: there are endless disciplinary mechanisms, including demerits and warnings—one thing or another... The point is simply to deduct your pay.

6. Whenever you read a Line message, you must reply “Received.” The boss counts how many people have read it and how many people in total have replied “Received.”...

7. The turnover rate is extremely high. By the end, you will feel that the employees who come for just one day and leave are the ones who truly understand how to manage their lives—they do not waste each other’s time here.