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Read the community guidelinesThe HR interviewer was quite nice, and the people there were pretty good.
The manager has too many unwritten rules and is extremely picky. Every piece of work has to be revised so many times that there’s no time left to do other responsibilities, making it impossible to see any future career development. If you don’t mind working this way, you’re welcome to take on the challenge.
The lunch and environment are good, and the company has all the necessary equipment and instruments. I was once able to learn some experimental procedures.
At one point, the company relied on dispatched workers and budget constraints to produce a large number of samples. Later, quite a few of the dispatched workers resigned directly even after being converted to regular employees.
Later, the company wanted to move toward R&D, but the salary was terrible.
The position requires a master's degree, but the salary is at the bachelor's level.
Good environment, inexpensive lunch
There are many unspoken rules, and even the smallest matters get reported to the supervisor. They say on the surface that there is no overtime, but if you really do not work overtime, you will be perceived as lacking initiative. Suitable for people with strong adaptability.