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Read the community guidelinesDuring the interview, the supervisor seemed very friendly.
The more they talked later, the more they revealed their true colors. They started saying that I had limited experience and didn't know how to do anything, then gave me a guarantee and consent form to take home and sign. They asked, “You live in Tucheng, right? You should look at department-store packaging more often instead of hiding at home all day. There’s nothing in Tucheng.” After listening to me describe a previous work experience—at a company in Xindian, I had traveled to mainland China for work and visited around ten cities—the supervisor said, “Wow, you’ve been to more places than I have.” Seriously, a little knowledge makes a lot of noise—they really looked down on people.
All the job openings are "urgent" positions
There are very few days for handover, and there is much more work than was mentioned during the interview
During the interview, they said it was a warehouse management position, but it turned out to involve a lot of administrative work
The starting salary is 23K, and the supervisor is very old