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Several years ago, at the Taichung X Zhong store,
I joined as a master's-level management trainee after an interview. The career path supposedly allowed one to be promoted faster than an on-site store manager.
At the time, the store manager, whose surname was the same as that of a Chinese dynasty, boasted all day about how many coffee machines she could operate at once at the high-speed rail station.
It was laughable—did your mother give birth to you just to operate coffee machines?
She was unbelievably arrogant, but acted like a dog whenever a department head came by.
She assigned you a pile of cleaning and housekeeping tasks.
Still, it's also thanks to your nonstop juggling of those pathetic tricks
that I ended up doing well after leaving, while you couldn't earn as much even after several years.
I've never seen a woman behave like that.
Being a store manager with so little social experience—truly pathetic.
Whenever a department head or other senior official came by, everyone had to stand rigidly at attention.
The whole place had a military culture, so I left after only two months.
My advice to everyone: if you're thinking of going, think it through very carefully.