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Read the community guidelinesAside from the company’s relatives and well-connected insiders, colleagues get along harmoniously.
1. The company is full of relatives and well-connected insiders, and favors authoritarian management. If your ideas differ from theirs, they will suppress you in every possible way.
2. They like to dismiss employees. You are usually informed on the same day and asked to leave that afternoon, without needing to hand over your work, and you are not allowed to tell your colleagues.
3. Overtime is not allowed; even if you work overtime, you must clock in first.
4. There is no R&D capability, the products are overpriced, and performance is poor.
1. Several veteran employees are very dedicated
2. Interaction and relationships among colleagues are fairly good
3. Employees can purchase products nearing their expiration date as a benefit for half price or less
4. Employees celebrating their birthdays receive a small cake
5. Small perks from the employee welfare committee
1. When working hours end, employees must clock out first and then continue working at their own discretion
2. Power is concentrated among a few veteran managers, making communication difficult if one's ideas differ from theirs
3. The chairman spends quite a lot of money each year giving company products to visitors or friends
4. Even after passing several evaluations and completing one year of work, employees are not necessarily guaranteed to receive the year-end bonus base amount
5. Assigned tasks are often required to proceed without much evaluation of their potential benefits, and are then discontinued
6. Most of the prizes at the year-end banquet are company products
7. The threshold for talented candidates to successfully pass the veterans' requirements in interviews is high; despite this, the turnover rate remains high