There are cats to play with

There is a massage chair

Occasional little joys from ordering takeout

There is an employee trip in June (basically overseas every year, but the subsidy... isn’t much)

1. The busy season is just as busy as the slow season

(It’s only a matter of how long the overtime lasts—the slow season is probably until 8 or 9 p.m., while the busy season is around 12:30 a.m.?!)

2. Sometimes, when you want to leave work on time, your supervisor will intercept you and stop you to discuss a client’s account

(Couldn’t this be done during regular working hours?)

So you pretty much have to wait until the supervisor is away from their desk and make a quick escape!!!!

I once witnessed a new colleague who was originally planning to put on their backpack and leave at 7:30 p.m.

Little did they know, the supervisor stopped them.

As a result, when I was leaving after 9 p.m., they were still there (they even turned the computer back on after it had originally been shut down).

3. The boss really likes making sarcastic remarks at people—the easier you are to bully, the more sarcastic they are

They think they’re just joking around with us, but they don’t realize that some things they say are very hurtful.

But when they hear some random comments about themselves, they become especially petty.

They insist on making a big deal out of things simply because they feel their character has been insulted.

4. They really like hiring recent graduates (accounting majors)

(Probably because they’re easier to deceive, I guess

(and also more naïve and obedient

5. The supervisor is very nice to new employees at first, making you feel that they’re the kind of supervisor you can ask about anything.

After some time, they will decide whether to pay attention to you based on how serious the matter is.

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The above is purely based on personal experience.

For a small- to medium-sized accounting firm, there are major problems with how personnel are allocated.

Internal systems are also rarely established; most are copied from the Big Four accounting firms (but they’re not as capable as the Big Four).

There are many areas that I don’t think are major problems.

But once they accumulate, every single area becomes a problem!!!!!!

It’s really serious