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To put it bluntly:
Warehouse position
One sheet for basic information + one sheet that is clearly intended to test MBTI.
Salary calculation
Base salary + perfect attendance bonus + position allowance + performance bonus = salary
Base salary: 28,000; perfect attendance bonus: 1,000. The position allowance and performance bonus were asked about, but not disclosed.
The warehouse has four positions, and the position allowances can be stacked across all four. Assuming the position allowance and performance bonus are both 1,000, it would be as follows:
Base salary + perfect attendance + position allowance + performance bonus = Salary
28,000 + 1,000 + 1,000 + 1,000 = 31,000
1.
Overtime is required about 2–3 days a week, and they will give advance notice.
The normal end of the workday is 17:30. Overtime is counted from 18:00, with only a half-hour break (in violation of the Labor Standards Act).
Overtime runs from 18:00 to 20:30, counted as two and a half hours.
2.
You may have to work rotating shifts on holidays. The warehouse has four teams, with 4–5 people per team, and shifts rotate among them.
There is no break room. Some tables and chairs, lockers, a microwave, a refrigerator, and a water dispenser are placed in the corridor outside the warehouse and used as a break room.
3. No other benefits were mentioned.
4. They care a lot about whether applicants can work overtime.
5. The “28–32” at Slave Bank is not technically wrong, but it is all based on stacking allowances, which gives a poor impression.
6. No parking spaces are provided. You have to compete for street parking on your own, but parking spaces in the industrial park are extremely hard to find.
7.
If you are coming to make friends, having to work overtime constantly means this place is not suitable.
If you are coming to make money, the pay is extremely low and the overtime is constant, so it is not suitable.
If you have experience and are coming to work, the offer is low and the overtime is constant, so it is not suitable.
If you have no experience, you could try your luck, but I still do not recommend going.
However, a starting salary of 28,000 + 1,000 is at least 5–8 years out of date; it is really not recommended.
29,000 − labor and health insurance = just over 27,000 take-home, which is extremely close to the minimum wage (26,400).
If the minimum wage rises again, it will easily exceed that amount.