Next to the MRT

You can't lack passion at work—you have to love your job.

You might as well not get paid: work crazy amounts of overtime and be extremely passionate about your job.

You need to break out of your own imagination; ideally, you should proactively handle anything that isn't even your responsibility. The more you do, the better.

A ±3% adjustment means that one day you may receive only the minimum wage—or else be let go, while it is still counted as voluntary resignation.

Ability is not important; being good at flattering people is what matters.

The favorites around the several emperors in the company are absolutely not to be crossed.

Don't have too many ideas—just obediently follow orders. But when you show no initiative, they'll blame you for lacking passion at work.

During the interview, the boss may ask to look at your phone's private information.

You need to provide your own computer, and work from home even on your days off (to demonstrate your passion).

It would be best to "give your liver" to show your loyalty to the company and your passion for work.

Everyone pretends to behave properly in public, but behind people's backs they can say all kinds of awful things.

Several former colleagues were viciously smeared after resigning. How pitiful.

Remember to join the overtime-for-compensatory-leave crowd, or you'll be ostracized, lol.

Those who want to be servants, hurry on over.

They are constantly and extensively recruiting for the same position every day. Does that make you feel good about the company?