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During the interview, the supervisor asked whether I could accept working overtime, but said it wouldn’t be a regular occurrence. However, after I joined, I was working overtime every single day (overtime is the norm—seriously, stop lying), and the worst part is that overtime from 6 to 7 p.m. doesn’t count for overtime pay ^^ Leaving work on time would also result in workplace PUA from the supervisor.
When I told the supervisor I was resigning, they made sarcastic remarks: “You make money with your brain. Isn’t it better to just type here? Why go outside to do that kind of manual labor~?”
The head of the e-commerce department speaks extremely badly~ Their attitude depends entirely on their mood. Even when it’s clearly a business-related issue, they dump it on the sales assistant (this was the first time I’d heard that a sales representative failing to submit a report was the sales assistant’s problem). LOL