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I have no complaints about the company, but I do have complaints about the department I belong to.
My position was an overseas assignment in China in the Q department, which handles contract manufacturing for headphones.
The supervisor treats subordinates the way the Chinese Communist Party treats Taiwan: using verbal attacks and military threats, adopting a high-handed and oppressive stance, and showing no respect for subordinates' opinions.
The demands are unrealistic. To put it figuratively, it is like being asked to use third-rate ingredients to cook a five-star meal.
Overall, the supervisor does not think about what they say when dealing with subordinates; they say whatever they want and, when making demands, only care about how good it feels to say them.
The targets set are higher than the sky. We work from 7 a.m. to 11 p.m. every day, the pay is pitifully low, and the overseas assignment pays less than 60K.