1. Engineering is great, but if you want to join Engineering, you first need to learn how to play Werewolf.

2. Quality Assurance requires patience to advance because there are many people waiting in line ahead of you.

3. Manufacturing makes honest people stable and comfortable.

Equipment guardians are online in droves, but they all gather in small groups to chat or play on their phones. Taking a break to smoke is like tackling a game dungeon—you need to form a party and send invitations. Manufacturing and Engineering—who knows what’s going on? This isn’t allowed, that isn’t allowed; it’s been like this for a while, and there are many more newcomers. Are they actually capable or not? The CT management masters are also having a great time, but gender must be correct; men are not favored. The timing is inaccurate, but no problem. As long as you hang in there until the Manufacturing and Engineering “pests” leave, you can advance.

The Quality Hall is truly different~ Standards are set according to personal whims; the standard depends on the mood, because every QooA~OQQA~CCQE has its own measuring stick. In the end, you still have to summon the Boss to descend and make the final judgment.

Manufacturing’s honesty is the way to go. There is no hope of being converted from a dispatched worker to a regular employee, and you still have to worry about whether you’ll be unemployed tomorrow.