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None!
Really
completely
no
thing
at
all!
1. During the interview, you wait and wait and wait and wait
Until the end of time, a woman wearing yoga pants, showing her camel toe, and wearing heavy makeup finally comes over and rudely asks you:
Who are you? What are you here for? Who are you looking for?
Inner thoughts: What the hell… would anyone seriously sit in a meeting room wearing a formal suit for no reason? What’s with the attitude?
After you explain that you’re there for an interview, the endless waiting cycle starts again… Finally, someone who isn’t from your department comes to interview you, chats casually for a while, and then leaves.
2. They call to tell you that you got the job, and then there’s no follow-up. When you show up for your first day, no one introduces you to the company environment or explains the duties of your position—you have to figure everything out yourself! Because they’ll say:
I
know
you
should
know
everything!
Inner thoughts: So do I have to know your entire family history too?
Would it be faster if I went to consult the dead?!
3. The system is unbelievably terrible.
It disconnects and crashes from time to time.
When you ask for the equipment you’re supposed to have, they tell you there isn’t any—you just have to rely on yourself…
4. Every day after work, I keep receiving messages from my supervisor and the airport repeatedly changing the weight. I find it both funny and baffling. Why is she making things so difficult for herself?
Wasn’t it said that there would be no overtime and everyone could leave work on time?
Then why does she have to stay in front of the screen, painstakingly contacting the airport about the correct weight?
5. A terrifying internal environment.
Whenever the two supervisors get annoyed, they explode right in front of you.
A starts speaking and B interrupts before A can finish.
Then the atmosphere becomes highly charged, while everyone else looks sad, helpless, or like, “Here we go again.”
6. Here’s the main point: when the supervisor is on leave, her assistant—who is also the secretary—takes her place working with you. You absolutely need extraordinary patience to communicate with her when she keeps repeating herself.
You tell her the information is new, but she keeps repeating that your information is old… It doesn’t last that long—she probably keeps repeating herself for about 40 minutes, while you repeat yourself for about 40 minutes, continually replying that the information is new.
In short! The negative reviews of this company are truly 100% worth consulting and trusting.
Rating: Very poor