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You don't have to worry about what to wear every day because you wear a uniform.
The tasks are very simple.
Fresh? air every day.
I don't know what I'm doing, and my supervisor doesn't know what they're doing either. There are a bunch of question marks in my head—what are they actually doing?
Playing hot potato with responsibilities is so much fun.
Young people, don't come here—this place will instantly wear away your passion.
Every day, just make phone calls, chat, and put on an act. Even if you do more, the company won't pay you more.
The company has a lot of rules, and there are many documents that must be handwritten. When you change jobs, you can say that you write very quickly. They want to learn Japanese people's rules but only do half the job—what exactly are they thinking?
In summary, from top to bottom, their ideas, methods, and behavior are all baffling. After joining, it feels like I inhale their psychedelic air every day. Everything about the factory environment is basically a product of a bygone era... If you want to experience a nostalgic industrial style, join immediately!!
After working overtime every day, I go home wondering whether I'm really useless. Then I quietly started looking for a new job. I've gotten out—do you want to go in? :)