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The interview invitation came very quickly
Most of the content is exactly the same as in other reviews.
Additional comments:
1. They said it was a responsibility-based system with no overtime pay. The workload was heavy and there was clearly insufficient staffing, so it was basically impossible to leave work on time. I had to work overtime on my very first day.
2. As soon as you start work, they expect you to get up to speed immediately, leaving no room to familiarize yourself with the environment or communicate and make adjustments. In other words, you are not an employee but a servant. Their tone sounds commanding and their attitude is very poor; they constantly question you as if you owed them something.
3. They try to control how you do things, even when it is not within the scope of your work. They communicate unclearly but still expect you to understand everything.
4. During the interview, they said they would train you gradually, but they actually expected you to know how to do everything. If you failed to meet their expectations, they would dismiss you by simply saying you were not suitable for the position. When I asked for the reason, they said it was because I did not say hello when I arrived at work. They also said they had a very bad impression of me because, although I arrived at the company before working hours, I was the last person to arrive. They even brought my school into it and cited other extremely subjective reasons.
5. Somehow, every mistake is always someone else’s fault.