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I am still an employee at Jiabang...... But when I first joined the company, working overtime for the first 1 to 3 months was normal, and the salary was enough to make a living. After I had been with the company for half a year, my name disappeared entirely from the overtime schedule for the whole month! There were only 15 working days in total, but I didn't think much of it..... Maybe things would get better next month! After the schedule was updated the following month, I still wasn't scheduled for any overtime for the entire month....... Why did the company choose the name “Jiabang”!? Doesn't it sound like an “overtime” company.........? The boss chose such a great name! To be honest, as long as you work diligently, take overtime shifts, and do a good job maintaining the company's quality and productivity, being able to join this company named “Jiabang Overtime” would be a good choice, I think! Employees come to work to make money. If you work seriously and there are overtime shifts available, you should take them; otherwise, what's the point of working? But I never expected that within the company, some supervisors would refuse to assign shifts whenever they were unhappy, clearly making it impossible for the boss's employees to earn a decent salary and forcing them to seek another path (resign). The salary is already too low, and there aren't even any overtime shifts available! It's ironic that the boss named the company “Jiabang (Overtime).” It would be embarrassing even if the boss changed......