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1. Since the company is involved in food, theoretically, if you want to cook, you can take ingredients (but remember to wash the dishes).
2. The boss's ability to talk business with suppliers or contacts is worth learning from?
3. Two days a week, you can get sandwiches and drinks from the first floor.
4. The boss likes to encourage you on the surface, giving you the impression that you're great but haven't yet fully demonstrated your abilities. How can you not do your work properly?
1. The company is disorganized, and cockroaches run around the sink.
2. There is only one person in management: the boss.
3. From the first floor and inside the office, you often hear the boss loudly communicating with employees as if his life depended on it.
4. During New Year and other holidays, everyone has to go help at the warehouse. The warehouse still relies on manual labor to pull orders.
5. They like to treat work after hours as part of your responsibility, calling you without caring whether you're on leave or sick.
6. To my colleagues and former colleagues reading this: those who should stay, stay; those with ability should leave.
You always have to experience it yourself to know whether it suits you.