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The company is not large; the full-time job responsibilities are unclear, and most employees are part-time workers.
1. Originally, you could work whenever you wanted and for as many hours as you wanted, but later the boss set a fixed number of hours.
2. The actual work content differed from what was initially described, and additional duties were added even for part-time workers.
3. The part-time job basically exploited you by having you do full-time work. If you failed to meet expectations, the boss's attitude would change and no longer be the same as before.
4. The boss often travels for work or works as a part-time teacher. When absent, the boss may still bombard you with messages to follow up on progress or performance.
5. The company is not large, and everything follows the boss's lead.