There are good supervisors, but it depends on the person.

The company’s restroom is even worse than a public restroom by the roadside.

Senior employees rely on their very long tenure; their attitude toward you is that if they’re unhappy, they simply ignore you, and if they’re in a slightly better mood, they reluctantly pay you some attention.

They push the work they are supposed to do onto others. Even though they are the ones who failed to do their work properly, we end up taking the blame.

There is a boss who was parachuted in from outside.

The boss withholds tour guides’ wages.

The boss refuses to pay partner vendors, leaving other employees to deal with the pressure.

There is workplace bullying.

The boss treats himself like an emperor and expects everyone to show him the utmost respect. If anything displeases him even slightly, he can keep bothering you indefinitely—after all, he has plenty of free time.

He has to stick his nose into everything, but knows nothing. If he doesn’t understand something, he asks why you did it that way.

He often uses business trips paid for with company funds as an excuse to go out and have fun.

When employees go to the bank, the boss thinks they are out wandering around instead of staying at the company and working properly.

He treats the company’s money as his own.

He openly talks in front of employees about wanting to do illegal things, such as evade taxes.

When he is in a bad mood, he takes it out on everyone around him.

When our company is short of money, he comes to the office and asks the cashier for money, saying that the company is his and that he is responsible if anything happens—his own words.

When there is something important to discuss with him, he disappears. He is constantly elusive; no one knows where he has gone, and he will not answer phone calls.

He sends you messages constantly in the evening and late at night. The hours from 1 to 6 a.m. are when he is most active, and he contacts you on holidays as well.

He always thinks you have too much free time. He doesn’t notice when you are busy, but when you are genuinely idle with nothing to do and are staring blankly, he thinks you are very free and are taking his salary without earning it.