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Read the community guidelinesThe colleagues are quite nice.
Very close to the MRT station.
The vice president watches the surveillance cameras to see what everyone is doing, then imagines that you are not working seriously or intend to harm the company. They also like to spread rumors and sow discord.
The turnover is high; apart from the long-timers, after a year the faces of the colleagues around you will all have changed.
As long as you have thick skin, you can slack off when you cannot finish your work; when the time comes, your supervisor will naturally find someone to clean up after you.
The solution to every problem is overtime. If one person working overtime is not enough, then add several more people to work overtime together.
There is also a serial sexual harasser at the company.
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A very unprofessional and insincere interview. They said nothing, then offered a very low salary. The form they asked applicants to fill out on-site was basically just collecting personal information. The interview was over in two minutes, and they didn’t even give you a chance to introduce yourself. I advise everyone not to waste time giving this kind of debt-collection company your personal information.
Very close to the MRT—right upstairs from the exit.
It seemed like they had found someone at the last minute to fob off the interviewee; they didn’t know the answer to anything. They kept answering something else, which felt like they were collecting personal information.