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Read the community guidelinesThe desks are very large.
It’s basically turned into a writing team. Going to work is like going to school; what matters most is whether you can win the favor of the eldest daughter.
The office environment is beautiful, and most employees don’t need to clock in or out.
The distribution of sales work is unclear, and departments pass the buck to one another. The only ones who suffer are the rookies, while supervisors only know how to hold them back. In the end, you just work yourself to death.
The mainland factory is extremely chaotic internally. Whether shipments can go out depends on burning incense and praying to Buddha. It’s hard to understand how it can be a publicly listed company.
The company benefits are pretty good, but the comfortable environment is occupied by a bunch of old-timers pulling rank, and women are treated with little respect.