Workplace reviews and discussion: 台灣大洋金幣有限公司

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台灣大洋金幣有限公司
Pros

Coworkers are easy to get along with (this is based on my real experience).

Cons

The following are all things I “dreamed about”; for reference only.

1. The boss’s power to humiliate employees is off the charts.

2. He lives in his own world; if you try to communicate with him, all he does is keep saying, “No, no, no.”

3. Every employee has to take on multiple roles, but the salary does not reflect those multiple roles.

4. He is always demanding efficiency, yet the boss himself is the least efficient. Something that could be said in 30 seconds always takes 20 minutes.

5. A single promotional flyer can be revised countless times, just over trivial matters such as whether to say “special price” or “discounted price.”

6. Employees are not allowed to defecate at the company.

7. He loves asking you, 10 minutes before the end of the workday, to do something that takes an hour to complete.

8. He talks about bonuses all day long. When it is time to pay them, he keeps saying, “Please wait a little longer, please wait a little longer.” What are we waiting for? ^_^?

9. Every morning, an hour is wasted on a useless “morning meeting,” which mainly consists of listening to him rant.

10. When entering the company, you have to say everyone’s name and wish them good morning.

11. If you clock in at 8:59, he will stand at the door and say to you, “You were 30 seconds away from being late. What do you think about that?”

12. He keeps saying that he leads everyone, but he cannot do anything.

13. He has no respect for professionalism whatsoever.

14. He requires employees to go to bed before 11 p.m. and get up at 7 a.m.

15. When employees are sick, the boss still forces them to come to work.

16. An employee took marriage leave to handle wedding preparations (with only two weeks left to prepare) and was then laid off.

17. He really likes making personal attacks.

18. Even during holidays, he sends messages in the WeChat group, such as, “Which colleagues are monitoring the group? Please reply.” If you do not reply, prepare to be humiliated on Monday.

19. He is extremely suspicious—nearly to the point of having paranoid delusions.

20. He borrows money everywhere, does not pay bills, and pays salaries late.

21. He is from mainland China, yet he always pretends to be from Hong Kong. (He even applied to immigrate to Taiwan and was approved! Oh my God!!!)

22. He loves indoctrinating people with Communist Party ideology. If you argue back, you will be yelled at, humiliated, and fired.

23. Employees do not receive red envelopes for Lunar New Year or upon returning to work after the holiday, but the delivery drivers who come to collect shipments do??????

24. He keeps trying to trick you into signing some kind of confidentiality agreement, but it is full of unreasonable clauses that he added himself.

25. After you have been there for only two days, he starts saying that you have not generated any business. Who can generate results immediately upon joining a company? Can you generate results without even becoming familiar with the products?????

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