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1. Rotating cleaning duties (including the toilets)
2. Taking turns managing meal orders. Since it uses a stored-value system, money must be handed over, and it is very easy to make mistakes or omissions if the Excel file is not updated promptly. Regardless of whether the amount is over or under, the money cannot be handed over. Every day, remember to put the money in the designated area for the delivery person to collect. Before the lunch break, the meals must also be distributed to everyone’s seats (used paper should be laid underneath). You also need to prepare chopsticks and spoons for the boss and the boss’s wife.
3. You have to spend additional time writing learning reflections so that they can receive subsidies. Unless you think the job is good, do not agree to sign up for the Youth Flagship Employment Program. If you do not finish writing the reflection, they will emotionally pressure you by saying that everyone is waiting for you to finish before they can get off work.
Constantly working overtime
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