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Normal working hours, not much overtime
The environment is hot and dirty
A bunch of bullshit to deal with
Sudden annoying shit to take care of
The pay isn't high
If you want to go all out, don't come
You'll feel disheartened
Leaving work on time
Colleagues often order drinks for one another, although it goes both ways.
The salary is not high.
The temperature inside the factory is around 30°C, making it stuffy and hot.
It can be awkward interacting with supervisors in the office when there is nothing to talk about.
Once the work is finished, there is nothing else to do, which makes you feel restless.
If you take too long a break, other on-site colleagues who come to rest in the break room may disapprove and talk about you behind your back.
The office building is very beautiful
I haven't started working there yet, so I don't know what the drawbacks are
But traditional industries should all be more or less the same; they all involve work that requires some physical strength
The salary is fairly decent
Employee discounts on tire purchases
Shift schedule: early, early, middle, middle, late, late, off, off. Unlimited rotating shifts that take a toll on your health. The smell is very strong; the environment is typical of traditional manufacturing—dirty, hot, and smelly. It is all physical labor, and the pay is very low. Salaries in Hukou are all this low. Employee turnover is high; staying away from the factory is the way to go.