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Read the community guidelinesI encountered a good business manager and learned quite a lot.
The boss makes grand promises and completely distrusts all employees below him, only wanting to see what he wants to know.
He speaks without getting to the point: he says A yesterday, B today, and then changes it to C later, and will even say that he never said A.
There is no overtime pay, and even employees who arrive and leave work on time will be singled out for criticism.
Internal management is chaotic. The internal affairs manager can manage the entire company, including field staff. During audits, they even check the times on parking-lot entry and exit receipts.
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You can't learn anything, and just as the person downstairs said, they often find all sorts of excuses to dock your pay and make things difficult. Working there is truly painful.
A few of the managers are pretty good.
The accountant surnamed Chen is very good at making arbitrary deductions from pay, saying whatever they want, and deliberately making things difficult for the sales staff.
The boss is very good at making grand promises.
The administration department has a lot of opinions but is very good at shifting responsibility.