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Read the community guidelinesEvery time there’s a worship ceremony, there are snacks to eat.
You just have to ask everyone first whether they want to eat before you can have any.
There are group meals.
The company appears very open and relaxed on the surface,
but in reality, there are many things that people don’t know about.
When you join, you have to sign very strict terms that disadvantage employees,
and the same applies when you leave.
The supervisor loves making dirty jokes.
There is no overtime pay.
You often need to agree with and praise the supervisor,
say that he is very handsome,
and even help introduce a girlfriend to him.
While working there, employees may have to sacrifice their interests for certain undisclosed reasons related to confidentiality clauses.
The supervisor is very stingy.
When colleagues need to order food, they have to order for the supervisor,
but everyone has to pay for his portion.
The interview does not consider experience;
it only considers appearance
and whether the person would be suitable as the supervisor’s future girlfriend.