Worked people so hard that even some contractors couldn't take it and quit.

jack:

Every day, he only paints an overly rosy picture, making everyone feel that the company's future is wonderful, but in practice, he doesn't care about execution at all. The AI project changes constantly from day to day. I cooperate when the manager wants to make changes, but it leaves my colleagues scrambling because in the end, the whole thing will still be scrapped and redone from scratch.

李✠毓:

An invisible killer of newcomers. With him around, working overtime is the norm, and not seeing your children at home is commonplace. He insists on adjusting your working hours; if you don't obey, you get a pile of notifications. It's like being at @Jeju Island + @烤肉 every day, except you're the one sitting on the grill across from him. You think the journey through hell is over, but the torment has only just begun.

james:

Insanely bureaucratic. The meetings never end, and you also have to write a pile of reports. The manager never understands the explanations; things are sent back without any reason, leaving everyone running themselves ragged. First they cut your salary, then they talk about looking at annual compensation, while you can only stare blankly at the bonus. This company gives you nothing but endless pressure. Satisfied? You can only say that to deceive yourself.

徐✠龍:

They run the company like a military camp, with so many rules that they suffocate you. Getting permissions enabled is cumbersome; although there is a manual, no one uses it to make things easier. The organization is flat, so promotion opportunities are scarce. After working here for nearly four years, my raise has been less than 1,000. The annual leave benefits are poor; every day feels like being trapped in an endless maze of “unable to go home.”