The benefits are probably that you get a Mac.

But everyone works with dual monitors = double the workload.

Free snacks and toilet paper

Although all the coworkers are young, they’re also extremely mean.

The seats are very close together, and they’ll criticize you to people sitting nearby—deliberately making sure you can hear.

The work atmosphere is also quite gloomy, with no sense of energy or liveliness.

When coworkers are supposed to train you on your work, they generally wait until you’re almost off work and then dump everything on you,

so you can’t leave on time and have to stay an extra half hour or hour—just enough to ensure you receive no overtime pay.

On make-up workdays, you’re also forced to participate in company-organized activities.

I heard that if employees in departments requiring shifts don’t participate in make-up workdays, they’re forced to take leave.

The office is in an old residential neighborhood and is spread across different floors, making it very inconvenient to contact other departments for assistance.

The restrooms are also extremely old and filthy.

In short, this company is just wearing a fake startup-company façade.

In reality, it’s full of old-fashioned managers and unnecessary employees.

When I submitted my resignation, HR even taunted me by saying that I wouldn’t get a good job anyway.

They gave their own first job as an example, saying they also worked very late every day after joining and never complained.

After hearing that, all I could think was: Aren’t you complaining to me right now? And didn’t you also leave that job? ^ ^?

If you have any enthusiasm for working at a startup,

don’t come here and waste your talent and ideals.

A fake startup company