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The work is not particularly complicated, the salary is at the basic wage, and the benefits are good.
Overtime is required; some departments work more than 12 hours a day. It is exploitative.
The internal staff are generally not good at training newcomers, and there is no complete onboarding SOP... The long-term employees are rigid, do not know how to teach, and have poor attitudes, so newcomers cannot stay.
It would be better if the company could eliminate employees with poor attitudes who do not do their work, or establish a complete onboarding SOP so that more good newcomers stay.