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Read the community guidelinesThe person who invited me to the interview seemed pretty nice.
I have over five years—almost six years—of work experience, but during the interview I was told that my experience was completely a blank slate……
When asked about my salary expectations, I said 32, and they immediately replied that it was impossible. They said that with work experience like a blank slate, they could only offer 28 = = I’m afraid even fresh graduates nowadays wouldn’t want to take this salary 😂
Although it is a five-day workweek, it isn’t a Saturday-and-Sunday weekend. I would also have to work shifts during long weekends and couldn’t take time off. After they stated the salary, I felt that even if I were hired, I wouldn’t want to go.
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1. The actual workload does not match the job description; one person is expected to do the work of several.
2. Employees are expected to work constantly without taking breaks (they will use surveillance cameras to secretly monitor you).
3. If you sit down to rest after being busy all day and are seen doing so, the owner and supervisors will assume that you have been slacking off all day and have done nothing.
4. They may ask you to resign without warning.
5. The working environment is very poor (sand, dust, and excessive heat indoors).
6. The supervisor is impossible to communicate with and only remotely directs your work. She knows nothing about your work when asked; you only need to do what she tells you to do.
7. You cannot even finish your own work, yet you are still required to support other departments.
8. The pay is about the same as that of a university graduate just starting out (sometimes even lower); they will make false promises to lure you into joining.
9. There are no work procedures at all, so you will only become more and more exhausted.
10. When job hunting, stop, look, and listen. Be sure to ask for clarification; otherwise, you will only be wasting your time.