Qmomo_愛桃子有限公司
Pros

High hiring rate

Cons

https://youtu.be/1dc3Ypv2eeM (link can be copied)

It’s still the same now. His personality hasn’t changed at all, nor has he changed his behavior, despite saying he would make an effort to change it… It’s still exactly the same!

The boss will dismiss people unreasonably, firing them for any random reason.

The boss of this company really loves firing people. Even the staff at the employment service center know that this company likes to dismiss people arbitrarily. I’m really not exaggerating.

The boss of this company has serious issues. Even if you’re very capable, articulate, and hardworking at this company, one day he may still dismiss you. He’s not afraid of having no employees.

Even if he values you one day, he may still dismiss you another day, or give you a reason you can’t accept, demote you, and cut your pay.

Because he can hire temporary or outsourced workers, or raise their wages. He has a lot of money and makes huge profits. He isn’t afraid—he isn’t afraid.

The company’s online, YouTube, and Facebook marketing looks fantastic, but the company itself is truly awful. The boss’s unreasonable behavior creates an extremely tense atmosphere and a great deal of pressure for employees in the company or warehouse, making it feel as though you could be the next person dismissed at any time…

The listing on 104 looks so attractive—what’s the point? Moreover, the boss discriminates against pregnant women. He puts increasing pressure on pregnant employees, and in the end he still dismisses them. He simply isn’t afraid.

If you really want to work at a company for a long time, I genuinely recommend not coming to this company… In the end, you’ll feel helpless, speechless, and angry.

Even after work, you still have to listen to the boss’s orders through LINE on your phone. If you don’t reply quickly, the boss thinks you don’t take him seriously. Even on days off, he won’t leave you alone… (emotional)

Please really think twice…

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