The benefits are okay.

For product design, you must submit a complete business model table and persuade your supervisor and the boss. (The boss needs to know exactly that it can make money, why it can make money, how to sell it, and where to sell it—looking for every possible flaw, picking faults in an almost nitpicking and unreasonable way, and doing everything possible to find shortcomings and try to reject it.) But what is astonishing is that, even after providing detailed explanations, responding to extremely difficult challenges, explaining everything, and showing it to existing overseas customers who replied that they were interested, the boss said the company was not yet ready to develop it. > The project was abruptly terminated, and not long afterward the employee was laid off. . . . . . . . Completely speechless.

P.S.: The boss and supervisors all like to swear. (When you discuss and explain something reasonably with upper management, the supervisor will say, “That’s just how Sanqian Trading is,” refuse to listen, and reject you unreasonably and angrily.)

To the company, your existence is nothing more than a farce. . . .

Shared by an employee who once worked there, recounting their personal experience.