Workplace reviews and discussion: 艾爾卡科技有限公司

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艾爾卡科技有限公司
Pros

The environment is clean and bright.

There is air conditioning. Although I still sweat, at least it’s cooler inside than outside, no matter what.

Cons

The position in the department I was assigned to requires standing for long periods, which is really upsetting. I clearly said during the interview that I wasn’t very capable of standing for long periods, but the job was indeed originally like this, so all I can do is stand for as long as I can and hope there will be an opportunity to change positions later.

Also, for some reason, this company gives me a very incongruous feeling. It’s clearly a major company, yet it also feels somewhat unprofessional. Since it’s related to “R&D technology,” I don’t dare say too much—maybe it’s just my misconception? For example, there are no utensils or equipment for individual use; everything is shared. Hmm... I hope the previous user didn’t leave behind too much skin and sweat, and I also pray that no one has any skin-related diseases, right? However, a company would of course clean this kind of thing... right? But I don’t know how often it’s washed...

I was just quite shocked when I found a hairnet and gloves of unknown ownership and age in the shared clothing pocket. I got goosebumps all over for a moment.

Come to think of it, masks, gloves, hairnets, and shoe covers are all consumables, so why aren’t these items issued for individual use!? Is this kind of “making do” situation normal because everyone is treated equally, whether they’re new employees or permanent staff?

The above are all my personal thoughts, and what follows is also my imagination. They are absolutely not facts, and I have never had any of them confirmed. They are all things I imagined. (I’m just afraid of getting sued XD)

I feel like this company is like one that has just opened, but doesn’t know whether it can keep going for long. So as long as things can be made to work, that’s good enough. Maybe it will go out of business one day anyway, and wouldn’t it be a waste if the new things hadn’t been used up yet?

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