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We get quite a lot of money for the spring banquet and year-end party, but you may not necessarily receive it.
What have I learned since joining the firm?
Doing odd jobs, recording videos, handling regulatory matters, and improving my Office software skills.
Two years of experience were essentially erased…
Because it wasn’t very related to my current position,
I had to start from C1, which was actually a major setback, and my salary became extremely low.
I had originally negotiated a salary of 50,000–60,000 outside, but the firm’s fixed rate is 38K. This is really unfriendly to information technology professionals...
Compared with being good at tools, programming, or technology, the boss prefers you to be good at making presentations....
The higher up they are, the more they just talk business; you can’t really take what they say as a reference.
The firm’s computer controls are becoming increasingly strict. It’s extremely frustrating.
Then I really regretted syncing my email with my phone. It feels like my phone is being monitored too… It automatically connects to the firm’s Wi-Fi, which is a little scary.
Probation: Our boss happens to be someone who takes your topic very seriously. I think it’s a really stupid mechanism that wastes your personal time, as if it were a school project.
There is no overtime pay for doing probation. When you join during the busy season, there is simply no time to do it, and when you actually have time, you don’t want to do it anymore....
When things really get busy, you can be busy to the point of taking off. For that little bit of money, being this busy is not good value for money.