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Read the community guidelinesIt’s a small company, so there are many miscellaneous tasks. If it’s your first time entering the workforce, you can learn a lot; they are fairly willing to teach.
The boss and the boss’s wife create a sense of pressure while smiling warmly.
The company is located opposite Costco in Zhonghe. There is only a 7-ELEVEN and a breakfast shop downstairs, so there aren’t many choices for meals.
You need to answer the phone and occasionally help pack orders.
The salary is average, and benefits depend on the boss’s mood. Year-end or holiday bonuses are pitifully small.
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1. If you quit within seven days of starting the job, you will not be paid.
2. The work environment is extremely oppressive; the boss may observe what you are doing from a corner at any time.
4. There is not much to eat near the workplace—only a 7-Eleven and brunch restaurants, which are packed every day. To eat something different, you have to go farther away.
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The overall atmosphere is very poor and makes people feel oppressed. The female owner was very polite during the interview, but after I was hired and started working, she instantly became a different person. If you ask a question, she will respond by asking why you are being so hung up on it. In short, I really did not like the way new employees were trained. Things that could have been discussed calmly were instead met with loud scolding and verbal abuse. As soon as you leave the workplace, the first thing they do is kick you out of the group.