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During the interview, the supervisor’s attitude was extremely good.
The food and variety of dishes were also pretty good—not as bad as I had imagined.
After joining the company, some colleagues were extremely difficult to deal with.
They were impatient when teaching and would only scold you for not learning well.
“Don’t keep asking questions—get it right in one go.”
The company’s systems were terrible, and you had to be careful to get everything right the first time.
If you made a mistake, your colleagues would only complain: “Can’t you be more careful?”
Then the whole office would know that you had been complained about, but they wouldn’t think it was their problem—it was yours.
The company’s job postings asked for experienced candidates, but in reality, the workplace urgently needed someone with a blank slate to train.