Convenient location; you can bring pets or children to work (though this is mostly the case for people who have a good relationship with the boss).
Very high turnover and office politics. If the manager of the department you work in has a good relationship with the boss, you can be one of the lucky ones; otherwise, fend for yourself! Oh, and this is the first time I’ve seen a company where the reception desk is staffed by different departments on a rotating basis... I really don’t know what to say. If there’s a promotional sale, almost everyone has to pitch in.
Punctual working hours; you can bring your child (if you have a good relationship with the boss); and there’s a beautiful bar counter that makes visitors envious. That seems to be about it.
Although I’ve been gone for a while, there’s still a lot I want to say—so much that I don’t know where to start.
First, the policies change from one day to the next. The company looks glamorous on the outside, but once you actually join, it’s completely disorganized and has no direction. Things change whenever they feel like it, and the policies are deeply concerning.
Not to mention the company’s fierce internal infighting, which makes it impossible for meetings to make progress. Kind-hearted people are advised not to come here.
Employee turnover is extremely high. If a position has been vacant for a week, you can take that as a sign that the person has already said goodbye.
Perhaps that’s why evaluations happen so frequently?
Even if you work yourself to the bone for the company, all you’ll ultimately get is a bruised reputation. I’ve seen many passionate people leave that place feeling disillusioned.
However, if you speak loudly and are ruthless enough, this place may suit you well.
The atmosphere among colleagues is lively.
Leaving work on time.
For mothers with children, if you can accept low pay and leaving work on time, 1028 is a good choice.
Colleagues often bring their children to work with them.
The organization is chaotic. The organization is frequently restructured.
Some colleagues have had three different supervisors within six months.
Employees are not respected.
You may be working as a business assistant one day and then be transferred to the front desk the next~
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