Everyone clocks out on time as soon as the time comes
The office is very quiet, suitable for studying or daydreaming
Wait until retirement
The chairman requires the job title to be “Value Creation Specialist”
Likes to call employees marketing personnel
Clearly a local company
Yet all the slogans imitate those from mainland China
None
Had some unpleasantness with the client over a minor issue
The client’s supervisor directly had the staffing agency tell me that same day not to come in the next day
Even though a contract had been signed stating the end date of the assignment, the staffing agency still dared to terminate it immediately
The staffing agency simply doesn’t care who is right or wrong—the client who pays is always right
If you want to take a job through this staffing agency, just obediently be a compliant servant
The interviewer was very willing to answer the questions you asked.
The benefits are so limited that the only employee gathering is the year-end banquet; other benefits are provided according to the requirements of the Labor Standards Act.
After asking, I learned that, basically, there is overtime every month (for the position I interviewed for).
After the interview, the interviewer was casual in their attitude when seeing me off (could this possibly be considered an advantage of the office culture?).
In summary, the benefits are very limited.