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The only advantage is that the female owner rarely comes into the office... Also, the time clock is about ten minutes slow, so you can leisurely arrive at work late. Of course, when it’s time to leave, just clock out and leave on time. If you disregard the salary and benefits, it’s actually a company with a very uncomplicated work environment.
There are far too many disadvantages...
1. There is too much work, and I often have to do things that are outside my own responsibilities. Even though they are understaffed, they have no intention of hiring more people. The low salary is unacceptable.
2. The female owner is the type who only talks but does nothing. She often knows nothing when asked about things, regularly makes a mess of things and then leaves employees to clean up the unfinished work. She is irresponsible, does not think things through, believes the whole world revolves around her, and always imagines that everything will work out wonderfully.
3. The salary has not increased in years, while the workload keeps increasing.
4. When an employee wants to resign, her attitude becomes very unpleasant.
5. Think carefully before joining. It may be possible to stay long enough to build up seniority, but it is not a place for a long-term stay.