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Nothing good to say.
The boss has serious emotional-control issues.
She loses her temper over the slightest thing.
Every time she comes to the company, she is either berating her husband
or berating the employees.
Every employee hates her.
She changes employees every week,
and even boasts shamelessly, “I only need 23,000 to hire someone.
I can replace people whenever I want. After all, there are plenty of people lining up to work for 23,000.”
Yet in reality, she posts on Facebook,
asking, “Why can’t my company hire anyone when it’s so good?”
She never admits her own mistakes,
and only blames the employees for causing them.
She hires one employee
and expects them to do everything:
handle administrative work,
act as her personal maid,
go to her house to help clean,
go upstairs to handle inventory and count stock,
and go to the clinic to help customers get X-rays.
What a great deal—she can hire an employee with all these functions for only 23,000.
When the boss is thirsty, you have to immediately put down whatever you are doing and buy her a drink.
When she is hungry, you have to buy her food.
You also have to endure the fallout whenever the two of them argue.
This is truly an unbelievably awful job.