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Read the community guidelinesHR and supervisors are fairly polite.
Operators are required to wear rain boots and hair caps throughout the workday. The actual work area is very hot, and it gets very hot over the course of the day. The working environment is not very good. This job frequently requires overtime. Most of the coworkers are foreign workers.
.....The office is fairly nice?
Anyone considering joining this company should take a look at the turnover rate for this position. If they replace someone within six months, it’s an absolutely terrible job.
You can never finish everything, yet they keep piling on extra tasks every day. They teach you something for two minutes and expect you to master it immediately. If you can’t finish, they say you’re not putting in enough effort. If something takes five minutes longer than expected, you have to spend an extra 30 minutes explaining to your manager why it took five minutes longer. It’s a wonderful job for those who enjoy self-inflicted suffering.
When they lay you off, they act just like most unscrupulous companies: “We really care about our employees. Having a layoff on your record might not look good on your résumé. How about this instead? I suggest you resign voluntarily. That way, there won’t be a record of being laid off on your résumé!”
Job seekers are advised to be careful: there’s a reason this position has such a high turnover rate. Don’t come here and waste your time and energy.
The colleagues are generally easy to get along with... The work is simple and easy to pick up... The environment has air conditioning.
There is no fixed break time~~ Regular overtime!!!