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1. Comfortable work environment, good company benefits
2. Welcomes everyone and cares for disadvantaged groups
3. Disposable-chopstick concentration camp
Formerly belonged to: Business Development Division (BD Department)
This isn't even a drawback; it was an eye-opening experience.
1. Management unit = people who stay long enough, have no opinions, and have no performance
A group of obedient little pigs, very cute.
Aside:
There is a big pig whose hands aren't clean but who is the owner's favorite.
He's the best at stealing money from the company, and now he's teaching the little pigs too: make money and split it together!
The little pigs' daily task: find ways to hold meetings; even when there's nothing to discuss, they still have to hold meetings, because they have no experience generating business through cold outreach.
The most important task: fawning over that H. little master who can't do anything.
The little pigs recruited by the pigs: the less experience and intelligence, the better. Then I can trick you by telling you how good I used to be at generating business, while never telling you that all the leads on Line@ and Intercom used to come from E. Pig, A. Pig, P. Pig, and U. Pig.
2. BD finds a bunch of people to go to Google and leave positive reviews. Is this a hotel? Do they also need to wait for customers to call them by name and be ready for the next booking?