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Most coworkers are quite easy to get along with and respond properly when there are problems.
It is a noodle factory with straightforward work (packaging operator).
Even the shift supervisors are very friendly and will occasionally check in with new employees about how their work is going.
As long as the order requirements are completed, you can leave work and go home as early as 11 a.m.
The two weekly days off are Tuesdays and Saturdays. At first, it was very difficult to get used to, and it felt like I was barely getting any days off.
It is physically demanding work; it takes more than a month to get used to it. Not recommended for people who are not physically suited to this kind of work.
There is a longtime employee who likes to boss people around, but many capable coworkers cannot stand it and will scold her. She does not do her work very well either. I heard that she complains about every new employee, so I recommend ignoring her.
Extremely simple work that even older people can pick up, with wages repeatedly dancing on the edge of legality 💩