Workplace reviews and discussion: 澳美針織有限公司

1. They do make a genuine effort to teach employees about the products.

2. The workload is not particularly heavy.

3. Learning about specialty fabrics and production methods is interesting.

4. The training period is quite long.

Working as an overseas sales representative

1. They remotely monitor employees’ computer usage. First, doing so without prior notice is illegal. Then, when you submit your resignation, they use this to make veiled threats. But if I chose to resign, I don’t know why they felt the need to say these things. Earlier, I even saw that they had installed a hidden camera... My time there was several years ago.

2. The boss is a middle-aged man who loves to nag. Under the guise of meetings, he would actually deliver meaningless reprimands, often unrelated to work. He also targeted individuals rather than addressing specific issues, even though I had no major problems with my work. At the time, I had a habit of clearing my throat, but it was not serious; nevertheless, he made it sound as though I had tuberculosis and repeatedly implied that I had deceived them into giving me the job by falsely claiming to be in good health 🤷‍♀️ (What kind of prestigious job would require anyone to deceive them?) I said on the spot that I could provide a health certificate (I have had one done almost every year), but the boss brushed it off vaguely.

3. There was no overtime pay, yet working overtime was customary. Employees took turns cleaning the entire company without being informed in advance. We also had to clean the air conditioners, but could not do it during working hours or start too early—for example, if work ended at 6:00 p.m., we could not start cleaning at 6:10 p.m. or 5:50 p.m.

4. There was no microwave, rice cooker, or similar equipment.

5. I was somewhat unhappy when I resigned, so I sent my resignation letter and the reasons for leaving to the entire department. However, they remotely deleted it and directly locked my computer.