Actually, the company is not bad.

The colleagues are also quite easy to get along with.

All the standard benefits are provided.

It’s just that, honestly, fewer and fewer young people want to join.

Maybe it’s because the work environment doesn’t have air conditioning (but there are electric fans).

There is noise and other hazardous work, such as cleaning and spray painting.

The skills accumulated here are difficult to carry over to companies outside.

Everyone wants to work at electronics factories, which are relatively more comfortable and have stricter regulations.

Traditional metal processing industries are increasingly out of favor.

I heard from senior colleagues that the company was extorted before and obediently paid the money.

I don’t know what weak spot they were caught on.