Workplace reviews and discussion: 地球村出版有限公司

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There are absolutely no benefits. They think providing labor and health insurance for you counts as a great benefit 🙄. The company has no systems in place at all; they only want you to be a thoughtless, foolish puppet who does whatever you’re told. The performance pressure is extremely high. If you don’t produce results, they humiliate you, bombard you with phone calls nonstop, and won’t let you leave work on time. They may also change your work location at will without your consent. If you firmly refuse, you’ll be blacklisted from then on. They’ll do everything they can to torment you, using surveillance cameras to watch you and find fault with you.

If you don’t answer the boss’s or supervisor’s calls during holidays or after work, they’ll go crazy at you like complete lunatics. It’s unbelievably ridiculous.

The performance director watches you constantly through the surveillance cameras every day. It’s completely pathological. If you leave your position for even a moment, they immediately call to ask where you are and what you’re doing 🙄🙄🙄🙄🙄

Tuition keeps being raised arbitrarily; the hardware and software are the worst ever; and the textbook content hasn’t been updated in 20 years. They make it extremely difficult for you to persuade people to enroll, but headquarters is completely self-satisfied and thinks it’s the best. It often feels like they’re some kind of cult or a multilevel-marketing operation, and supervisors often talk about the boss as if he were a god.

The company also seems to think that getting to work at Global Village is the greatest blessing of your three lifetimes, and that you should be grateful to the company and obey all its instructions without raising any objections.

It feels like the boss and his wife think they’re an empress and emperor, while the supervisors seem like consorts. The lowest-ranking, most dehumanized people are the receptionists—you can only describe them as palace maids.

I strongly urge everyone not to fall into this pit of fire. It really is a terrible company, terrible bosses, terrible supervisors, and terrible pay.

Joining means wasting your life and time.