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Pros
The crude review manipulation is really something...
※Source: 60.248.56.211 (copy the IP address into the URL) — it will take you directly to the company’s website.
1. They have absolutely no trust in employees; all employees, including supervisors, are disposable chopsticks.
2. He Jia-shui gets promoted rapidly; once you enter the workplace, you’ll know there are no departmental distinctions—there’s only one supervisor.
3. There are plenty of people who report for work today and resign tomorrow. Those who pass the interview but don’t show up for work for various reasons probably saw the honest website.
4. Somewhere in the company is a Buddhist shrine where it is quiet for long periods. When Shuiguo is in a bad mood, everything instantly explodes, just like in the comment below—especially realistic.
5. Who knows how many years ago the interview questions are from? The score isn’t the point; sucking up to the supervisor is more important. (If you want to join, just set your expected salary below market level and the score won’t matter. Also, remember to take out your phone and look things up during the interview—why do so many people not check Google? Are you trying to make things difficult for HR?)
6. To respond to the pandemic, they turned off the air conditioning first. You all saved electricity to a whole new level, and then they sent you to work in the frontier of Pingtung. (Why not just tell people not to come to work?)
7. Everything above was a dream, so I won’t have to be warned again later for posting this or sued for defamation—I really don’t want that. (But I did say I dreamed it.)
8. “This entire text is purely fictional; any resemblance is purely coincidental.”
There are too many pros.