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1. The boss often treats us to drinks and afternoon tea, and the boss’s wife cuts fruit for everyone to eat.
2. The factory also has a 10-minute break in the afternoon.
3. Getting along with the boss and his wife feels more like being friends; there is no sense of distance as if they were merely our superiors.
1. The boss and his wife often have conflicting ideas, which can sometimes make it difficult to get things done.
2. Quite a few employees are students, but the boss expects more than they are capable of handling.
3. Last time, we were told to use Method A, but when we used Method A the next time, we were criticized and asked why we did it that way. It makes people feel that there are no consistent standards.
4. The company does not have much of an organizational system.
5. The salary structure is difficult to understand. Labor and health insurance contributions are (seemingly) underreported, and because of the unusual salary structure, a small amount of money is still deducted when taking paid annual leave.