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If you're considering applying to the accounting management department at this company, think twice. They are very prone to emotional manipulation and gossip. The supervisor sounded nice during the interview, but after I joined, she turned out to be one of the emotional manipulators. There was also an auntie responsible for training people who required me to use a ruler to draw two lines beneath the tax ID on every invoice. My goodness—fortunately, there were only 50–60 invoices. If there had been hundreds and you still required me to use a ruler to draw two lines beneath the tax ID on every one, I would have lost my temper. You don't actually train people, but you make a ton of demands, and if they aren't followed, you say it's unprofessional. To hell with you. I'm not staying in a toxic environment. I'm out. 👋⋯⋯
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If you're considering applying to the accounting management department at this company, think twice. They are very prone to emotional manipulation and gossip. The supervisor sounded nice during the interview, but after I joined, she turned out to be one of the emotional manipulators. There was also an auntie responsible for training people who required me to use a ruler to draw two lines beneath the tax ID on every invoice. My goodness—fortunately, there were only 50–60 invoices. If there had been hundreds and you still required me to use a ruler to draw two lines beneath the tax ID on every one, I would have lost my temper. You don't actually train people, but you make a ton of demands, and if they aren't followed, you say it's unprofessional. To hell with you. I'm not staying in a toxic environment. I'm out. 👋⋯⋯