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There is a free, nutritious meal every day at noon. That alone makes the benefits excellent.
At the time, I couldn't decide what kind of work to do, so I browsed 104 casually and submitted a large number of applications. Before long, the director of the Da’an District branch called to invite me to an interview. I was puzzled at the time— isn't the director a fairly senior position? Why wasn't it HR who arranged the interview? After I went, the interview lasted only a few minutes before the director said I should report to work the following Monday. I was hired so quickly—I could start earning money right away, and it felt very efficient. On the other hand, though, I also gave up other potential job opportunities...
The boss is very handsome
On the first day, the salary I wrote as my expected salary during the interview was very different from the salary shown on my payslip after I officially started working... At the time, I thought it might be made up later—the following month, the month after that, or perhaps the month after that...
Being assigned to support festival events can make people feel unfairly treated, because you don't know why you were assigned to a more physically demanding and thankless area where you have to stand in the sun all day, while others were assigned to indoor areas with air conditioning.
In principle, there are all kinds of unequal treatments almost every day at work. In particular, it could be described as a completely female-dominated environment, and even the people in charge seem unable to manage those beneath them very well.