Workplace reviews and discussion: 凱曜網路有限公司

There are many places to eat nearby, and the colleagues are all young and attractive. The company hires professional cleaners, and there is a dedicated general affairs department to handle miscellaneous company matters. The company’s business areas appear to have promising prospects.

The supervisor is very difficult to communicate with and narcissistic, saying one thing and doing another. From the moment you join, she keeps a close eye on you, is extremely sensitive, carefully scrutinizes every word and action of “others,” and demands perfection from “others” in everything they do. She says she is very patient, but is actually “extremely impatient.” You will quickly step on one of her landmines—there are landmines everywhere. Even after noticing that you are upset, she expects you to be grateful that she is willing to teach you without compensation. She also says that she herself does not want to act that way, that everything is for your own good, and that she behaves this way because she hopes you will improve. However, upon closer examination, her own work is far from perfect, and she has also made many serious mistakes. Rather than learning how to do things here, working here means bearing excessive emotional costs, and you will gradually become less capable and more withdrawn and timid. The colleagues around her also think there is nothing wrong with her behavior; the person who is always at fault is you—you, you, and you...