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I had absolutely no idea how the company operated
All the information was extremely disorganized
The atmosphere was very strange
It was terrible that there was no overtime pay for working overtime
There was not even reimbursement for transportation expenses
I left after only a few days
Colleagues are friendly
1. Overtime is expected, but there is no overtime pay
2. If the work is not completed, money will be deducted; doing extra work does not result in extra pay
3. The policies keep changing without principles; no wonder the employee turnover is so high
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1. The atmosphere in the office is so strange that no one would want to work there.
2. They keep calling and sending job application emails one after another, asking me to interview at their company—is there really such a shortage of staff?
3. They make it sound very good, but in reality.............
1. Your copywriting skills will improve significantly
2. You’ll learn a lot about the technical aspects of marketing
3. Your planning skills will become stronger
4. You can develop your communication skills with clients
1. The company operates under a results-oriented work system, with flexible working hours, so the length of your workday depends on your individual efficiency
Flexible working hours
Close to the MRT station
A heavy workload in terms of writing volume (you’re expected to teach 90 promotional articles within two weeks)
The work is very limited to promotional writing
There is no interaction with colleagues at work; everyone just does their own thing
The turnover rate is high—roughly one replacement every two weeks
It doesn’t feel like an office at all (it’s more or less like a residence)
The air conditioning is ineffective, as if it isn’t turned on
Extremely poor air circulation
HR keeps making interview calls nonstop, even though the seats are already full (I had only been there for three weeks). The company’s practice of keeping backup candidates while employees are still in place is very problematic
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1. The turnover rate is unbelievably high; I only found out when I started that many people were about to resign.
2. The interviewers won't tell you the detailed job responsibilities. In reality, you have to do reputation-building and hype-related work.
If you're not comfortable with that or don't like it, don't bother coming to the interview.
3. The workload is very heavy.
4. There is no overtime pay.
5. There is no comprehensive employee training. On my first day, no one paid any attention to me; they just handed me a few articles written previously and told me to read them. After I read them, they told me to start writing. I was completely dumbfounded.
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After scheduling an appointment, they arranged another interview at the same time,
leaving me waiting for nearly 40 minutes in a strange residential-office setting.
Very disrespectful.
The company atmosphere was very strange. Everyone looked lifeless, like zombies, giving the impression that their spirits were dead.
A human-trafficking company?
The bosses and supervisors are all very nice. Although there is a lot of work, everyone takes their work seriously!
A great company~