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Colleagues are fairly easy to get along with.
The work environment is okay.
Occasionally, there’s the small joy of getting to taste-test cookies.
The boss and the boss’s wife are fairly amiable.
They like discussing and exchanging ideas about work with subordinates.
The systems are disorganized and often change constantly.
The two bosses often disagree with each other.
They often discuss things one-on-one with employees, but neglect to hold joint meetings with other departments, resulting in blunders such as proposing activities without having the capacity to implement them.
One salary comes with the workload of two to three people.
They don’t know what they want: they advertise the wrong positions and interview the wrong candidates, wasting everyone’s time.
Even though there are access cards, the company’s LINE group receives a daily report from the administration department stating the time each employee arrived at work or was late.