The work environment is good, and that's about it.
There was someone there called the supervisor who was employed for only one month in total, including both their previous and current periods of employment. They took leave several times, but the total was less than one day. Taking leave is a labor right, and it wasn't deliberately taken during a busy period—it was simply when there was nothing to do. Yet they made a fuss about someone taking leave, asking whether it was to go to an interview and how it went. Isn't it perfectly normal for people to come and go in the workplace?
Also, what on earth is the idea of burning incense in an enclosed office space, MDFK? The company's employee turnover is extremely high, salaries are paid on the 10th one time and the 12th another, and everything is a chaotic mess—I have no idea what they're doing.
Leaving work on time, with the air conditioning turned up so high it’s freezing.
The manager’s ideas keep changing, and it’s hard to understand what they actually want us to do. Group messages continue bombarding us after work hours. If something goes wrong at work, you might end up being made the scapegoat. Employee turnover is high, so the quality and completeness of the information are inconsistent.
The managers are all complete idiots, very easy to fool, and have no idea what the job entails. Yet they all think they’re really capable and have no respect for professionalism. So every day at work is just eating popcorn and watching the show, enjoying the air conditioning, and using as much electricity as you want.
Unless you’ve lost your mind and want to join this company to experience just how bad it is, you really shouldn’t go. The people there are extremely fickle, the turnover rate is high, and they’ve already gone through two [unclear/garbled term].
The frontline employees are all nice.
They go back on their word and contradict themselves. They said they would change their style, but after changing, they criticized others for not understanding medical aesthetics and doing things carelessly, and they do not respect their employees. Some longtime employees have an entrenched mindset, assigning tasks they do not want to do to newcomers. They also complain, speak carelessly, and set others up. Job seekers, please think carefully.
The front-desk staff are very NICE and easy to get along with.
The female supervisor A in the department is self-important, slacks off and goofs around at work, does her makeup and hair during work hours, and waits for dates after work.