The salary is pretty good, over 30,000.
During the interview, they openly stated that there is no overtime pay—blatantly illegal. Two days before my start date, they sent me a contract to sign.
I pointed out that there were many unreasonable provisions in the contract and hoped it could be replaced.
The company said that changing a few words would take three months, so they might not be able to hire me.
Auntie helps maintain the cleanliness of the environment / free coffee / colleagues are easy to get along with
1. After completing one year, the year-end bonus is about one-third of a month’s salary and does not increase
2. You may not necessarily receive a bonus
3. The environment is quiet and silent
4. Far from the MRT station
5. There are quite a lot of issues with the logistics and the products themselves
6. Weekend shifts cannot be claimed as overtime
Very good at talking, giving you lots of hope and a sense of friendliness
They say one thing and do another; there is a culture of socializing, and if you get along well with upper management, then everything is good
Going back on their word—surely they must have a very stable footing in society.
After receiving the job offer, they requested a second interview some time later.
After the interview, it became uncertain again.
There was no further follow-up after that.
The salary can boldly be set at thirty to forty thousand.
The German department manager is extremely ridiculous.