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1. Free food is available (although this only happens when he travels abroad or when a client successfully gets pregnant)
2. Close to the MRT
3. Because the boss is frightening, the colleagues are relatively close and look after one another
1. Whether you get a raise depends on the boss’s mood and whether the person in charge likes you.
If they like you, they will speak up for you, but if they do not, even excellent performance is useless.
2. All work arrangements depend on the boss’s mood. What is said during the interview and what is said after you join will differ from what is actually done (except for Japanese translation, because Japanese clients are his lifeblood, so you only need to do the translation work well).
3. It is not unusual for the receptionist to also translate; for the translator to also drive and wash the boss’s car; or for the translator to also take the boss to the gym and swimming pool. It is not even strange to be told to go to the balcony to feed his fish. You might also be called into the small room to download the “exclusive movies” he likes. There are all kinds of strange miscellaneous tasks. Sometimes you will wonder, “Did I apply to be the boss’s nanny? Will I have to feed him milk one day?”
4. The salary structure is unfair.
5. If you disagree with him or her, they will send you into the cold shoulder, leaving no room for discussion.
6. He is extremely suspicious. Even if you ask about the exchange rate, he may question you five times in return, believing that you are deceiving him and lying!!
7. He goes back on his word, does not keep his promises, pretends to be generous while actually being stingy, and changes his decisions constantly. Changing the same thing three times is considered minor.
8. Sometimes, when a client does not become pregnant because he made a calculation error that caused the treatment to fail, he instead tries to pin it on the client by saying that the eggs were of poor quality. Because he loves traveling abroad, he often relies on nurses to report progress by phone, so we have no way of knowing how much genuine care he actually gives the clients!
9. He is very “attentive” to attractive clients or clients who are his type!
10. He will offend many vendors. When you resign, remember to remove all the arrows from your back.