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Read the community guidelinesThe colleagues are all quite kind.
The older generation has a saying: “The only constant at Sinphar is that it is always changing.” Things are still alright at the grassroots level. But once you become a mid-level supervisor, you can feel the personalistic nature of a family business. Supervisors who are argumentative and highly combative tend to be favored.
Feels great. You get to watch others fail. There’s a colleague, Mr. Huang Kuo-yang, an old bastard. After being laid off, he came to our company, but as a salesperson he couldn’t communicate properly at all. He’s also hard of hearing. In the end, he ran off to become a correctional officer. What a loser. Feels great.
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I’ll always remember that year-end bonus of 36 days of “base salary”—the base salary was just a tiny bit higher than the statutory minimum wage. But it’s only the beginner’s village; fresh graduates who want to hone their skills can go there. I heard the pay has gone up a tiny bit.