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One thing you can be sure of is that you won't go hungry. Here, you get:
The boss's pie-in-the-sky promises, with embellishments
Certain colleagues who are really good at making mistakes and slacking off
Gossip about the company in small group chats after a release
The blame your supervisor refuses to admit they want you to take
Inspirational chicken-soup posts in the company group chat
And the water that had gotten into your brain when you interviewed for this company
At least when I was working here as an assistant, going hungry was never a problem.
Also, a certain supervisor is very fierce and highly favored by the boss. The above is something I dreamed about.
The boss is truly unbelievably obsessed with saving face.
Anyone who opposes him gets verbally attacked—employees, vendors, and family members alike.
The ones he attacks the least are probably his favored X̷͇̙̗̞͙̥͖̝̱̮̀́̽̽̋͗̈́́̚̚X҉͙̦̠͈̲̜̣̫͌̊̀̈̉Ẋ̶͚͉̩̜̝̬͚̫͔͇͉̞̖̬̋͒͌̊̅.
For example: On 6/30, a Mr. Chang merely shared his experience visiting the place on Google.
The boss immediately jumped in and attacked him, saying that his comments were full of hatred.
?????? Is this persecution complex making you think everyone is out to deal with you?
Or have you made countless enemies outside and started getting scared?
The next day, 7/1, two nonsensical comments immediately appeared to add five-star ratings.
Boss Chien, you really don't need to be so afraid.
If you run a business sincerely and honestly, people won't hate you.
Besides, you said even earlier that you knew people inside Google.
So presumably those hateful one-star reviews will disappear before long, right? 🤐🤐