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The boss and his wife share the same room at work, making the atmosphere very unpleasant
The boss is truly a piece of work—selfish and self-serving
The boss’s wife is shameless and nitpicks about everything
After less than a week, you’ll already be wondering whether this kind of company is worth staying at long term
If you come for an interview, don’t be fooled—don’t come
The boss wants employees who can endure hardship while earning only minimum wage
Ideally, you have a little experience and just happen to be willing to accept a graduate’s salary
Then this lousy company is obviously your top choice
The company is very casual about everything it does and handles things perfunctorily
Whenever there is business, I worry for the clients
There is no purchasing department; purchasing is treated as miscellaneous work on the side
Everyone does a bit of everything, constantly taking on each other’s tasks
There are no holiday bonuses—there’s nothing at all
The five-day workweek is a lie; the boss can’t wait for you to work overtime and provide after-sales service
Lunch is deducted from your pay. It’s either not filling, or the bento tastes like spray
There are no systems and no rules
Annual leave must be requested three days in advance; last-minute requests and requests made the day before are not allowed
When taking leave, you must take a full day; half-day leave is not allowed
The boss and his wife have terrible manners—whatever you do, don’t come