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No need to worry about someone putting something in your food when you store it in the refrigerator; the surveillance cameras keep watch for you 24/7.
The entire company is covered—only the restroom is the least safe place, as there are no surveillance cameras to protect you.
During the interview, it was agreed that the salary would be over 30,000. I was informed in advance that during the three-month probationary period, it might be under 30,000, and I accepted that.
However, after the probationary period, the salary was still not over 30,000.
I was repeatedly picked on. In the morning, I was told I was impolite for replacing greetings with a smile.
Constantly assigned tasks that were not part of my responsibilities.
Private matters were shared everywhere without the person's consent.
Computers cannot be password-protected.
Personal belongings must be put away.
Even if you write your name on something, it may be taken for communal use without your consent.
Overall, working here is not very pleasant mentally or physically, but safety is definitely guaranteed.
Cameras everywhere.