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Leaving work on time....! Most of the time, the office lights are turned off about five minutes after the end of the workday. There are very few occasions when overtime is required—about once or twice a year.
As for employee benefits, everything you would expect is provided. Free coffee and snacks are available without limit, and the boss has a great deal of trust in the employees.
The starting salary is somewhat better than elsewhere. At least based on my experience of interviewing at eight companies and receiving offers from five, jris offered the highest salary among those five.
The boss is refined and well-mannered, values ability over educational background, and comes from a hands-on background. He is quite capable in many areas, does not talk nonsense, and inspires confidence.
As long as you are willing to work hard and put in the effort, your contributions will be noticed. The boss will also point out workplace etiquette and attire, and teach some work ethics. Some of the things I...
Most importantly, the boss and supervisors continue to show concern for employees~ For example, after occasional events, overtime, or special circumstances, there may be group dinners or small parties~ That feeling is really different from working elsewhere.
The work atmosphere is harmonious, and everyone has a pretty good personality. People also make time to chat and arrange outings together. Overall, it feels just like being with family~~
It’s pretty good.