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Watch a live-action version of *Empresses in the Palace*.
1. Waste your own time and waste your life.
2. Be belittled. The boss will keep poking at your weaknesses, making you increasingly lose confidence and become more obedient.
3. Senior employees make sarcastic remarks toward you and have an extremely poor attitude.
4. Regardless of what position you apply for, you have to work as a store clerk and look after the shop for the boss. The offer says 8:30–18:00, but in reality you work until 20:30—12 hours a day.
5. During lunch breaks, cliques are not allowed. A few people cannot go eat together on their own, even though the senior employees who say cliques are forbidden form their own clique.
6. Senior employees love to bully newcomers. The senior employees’ conduct does not need further explanation; many people have already mentioned it.
7. There is no clock-in system. No clock-in system. No clock-in system. Fingerprint clock-ins are all a lie.
8. Every day, a great deal of time is spent in meetings. The boss aggressively presses you with questions and calls on you by name to answer. The point is that whatever you answer will be rejected. Why? Because you are expected to treat the boss like a god.
9. The boss is unwilling to disclose their real name or mobile phone number—in other words, a fake boss.
10. The boss’s famous line: “Don’t Google.” Why? Because they are afraid you will find out about their heroic deeds.
Having said all this, why do people still go to work there despite so many drawbacks?
Because they recruit you under the name Longhui Shiji, which had only been established for a month. In reality, they have many company names, all of which can easily be found with a search (Ningfei, Senning, Shitu), among others.
And Longhui Shiji is the cleanest name of all—you cannot find any company reviews for it. As a result, many people, myself included, assume that it is simply a new company just getting started. Only after joining do they find out what the company is really like, by which point they have already been deceived into staying for several days or weeks.
Those of you who have received job offers from them, please look further into the names mentioned above.