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Read the community guidelinesBecause the turnover is so high, you can meet lots of new people.
Because the salary is so low, you can buy an iPhone and show it off in front of your colleagues.
Because senior managers are busy fighting among themselves, you can get by easily just by declaring your loyalty, firmly taking one side, and putting on an act.
Because the company has no future and will never share its profits, you can train yourself to "endure hardship and work hard" (104 really puts it this way...).
Because you are often made to take inexplicable blame, if you stay long enough, you can definitely master the skill of "dodging and drifting."
Because the company will arbitrarily humiliate you by cutting your pay or demoting you, you will be motivated to study the Labor Standards Act in depth.
Because colleagues "have nothing to say" to one another and "don't discuss anything," you can hear the meetings raging inside the conference room.
Because the office is old and lacks funding for maintenance, you can figure out how to DIY-maintain the floor beneath your feet.
Although the environment is terrible, at least you will have the opportunity to get to know more psychologists.
None at all.