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After asking a bunch of basic questions, they casually asked the questions they wanted to know through small talk, then immediately said that this did not meet the company's qualifications and that I couldn't be hired??? Is it really that difficult to write the required conditions on the job bank??? Do they have to fish for information through small talk??? Fortunately, I wasn't hired for this job, so everyone's time was not wasted.
1. Colleagues get along well
2. No need to clean up by yourself
3. Overtime is not encouraged, and when employees are required to work on holidays, the company provides alternative compensatory leave arrangements
1. Because of previous negative news, the company actively sought bloggers and influencers to cover up the story, to the point that almost the entire company was helping to conceal the negative news
2. Employees need to fill out a daily work report (which feels like a strong lack of trust in employees’ daily work progress)
3. Senior management really likes motivational talk, always telling inspirational stories and repeatedly urging employees to believe that following its path will make them extremely wealthy
4. Since the work is office-based, handling paperwork can be rather dull, and the company lacks certain positions, so many people have to take on multiple roles