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I heard the company moved to Linkou a while ago.
I worked there for a while before, and it was indeed just like the other two reviews said.
They are very unfriendly toward newcomers. The job responsibilities are not properly handed over, as if they are afraid you will take their jobs. You have to figure everything out yourself, and you cannot feel any so-called training.
There are quite a few people in the office, and there is often gossip among the so-called aunties, or perhaps tattling (?)
They also speak quite loudly, as if they are afraid others will not know they are discussing someone. If you do not want to experience workplace bullying, “If you can’t beat them, join them” may be suitable—only people who share their unpleasant disposition may be able to work with them.
No wonder the folder containing former employees’ information is so thick.
For reference :)
One lunch is provided.
The people who stay are mostly veteran employees who throw their weight around. They have rather poor emotional intelligence when speaking with sales staff and customers, and are even more cold and fake toward newcomers. It is an office clique completely living in its own world. Unless you are the same kind of person as them, it is difficult to work in such an uncomfortable environment.
The company has an extremely strong culture of flattery. Although it has a capital of over 400 million, everything is controlled by people at the general manager level and above.
The senior management keeps reminiscing about past glories, completely unaware that the market has long been gradually slipping away.
The central-region supervisor has very poor emotional intelligence and an unpredictable temper. Think very carefully before deciding to work there.