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Clean office
You can be 10 minutes late (Tuesdays and Fridays)
There is toilet paper in the restroom
When resigning, they do not follow the Labor Standards Act and try to pressure people into working until the company is satisfied. If you refuse, they will make things difficult for you and even threaten you… What era are we living in? Unbelievable.
Wear a uniform four days a week.
Once a month, you have to attend a morning meeting promptly at 8:00. You have to stand and listen to the general manager speak for at least 30 minutes, and it gets so hot that your clothes are completely soaked with sweat.
The office atmosphere is gloomy, and the workplace is extremely unfriendly.
The “training” is just a gimmick. Just look at it and move on—under no circumstances should you take it seriously. Prepare yourself for a journey through hell.
Never trust what the various departments say with a smile. The next time, they may change their attitude and flatly deny everything, making you question your sanity.
There are many emotional women there who will call and berate you when you have no idea what is going on, leaving you completely confused. You absolutely cannot talk back; even saying one “but” will get you blocked.
Many people who do not do their work will come up with wildly exaggerated reasons to push their work onto others—more absurd than any tall tale.
The supervisors are completely detached from the situation.
The company email system sometimes fails to deliver messages, so you are often scolded for no apparent reason.
The work cannot be finished during working hours, so you have to take it home. The company provides a laptop, but there is no overtime pay.
If you have connections, there are no problems; if you have no connections, you become the problem. Take note.