The toilets and restaurant are fairly clean. Thanks for your hard work, cleaning staff.

Some supervisors and colleagues will take great care in training you, depending on which department you are assigned to. But don't celebrate too soon—you may often be sent to some pretty terrible departments =皿=

I worked at Dayuan Warehouse 12.

A bunch of supervisors who look down on people! Can't you teach people properly? Without a huge army of dispatched workers, you'd be working overtime until you dropped dead!

It's no wonder you can't retain people with such poor emotional management.

And what's with making people stay late and cutting into break times every day? You even try to squeeze every last minute out of us. Get ready for a labor inspection!

You have to report even when you go to the toilet or fill up your water. You treat us like criminals!

You keep gathering us for roll call as if you're afraid we'll disappear. There's seriously something wrong with that.

Someone even suffered heatstroke among the racks before, and of course it was covered up...

Right after my period ended, I was accused of slacking and loafing just for moving a little slowly, and was even warned that I would be fired.

Do you know how exhausting it is to walk all day? All you do is go on and on about performance, performance, performance. Damn it—we dispatched workers work ourselves to death and still don't get year-end bonuses. Having normal attendance is already good enough, so stop bitching and moaning!

You think that's all? No. If you offend a certain supervisor, they will gang up to ruin you! There are many places inside without surveillance cameras, so when I was bullied that day, nobody knew, and I couldn't even report it. Very clever!

Suggestion: Unless you can't find any other job, don't come here to be abused. There are plenty of easier jobs outside that pay the same hourly wage of 158, and there's hardly any skill to learn here. Besides, the logistics industry is very hard on your body and offers little future.