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Young, easygoing coworkers
There have been instances of people being yelled at until they cried during interviews.
There is overtime pay, but the boss resents paying it (they do pay it, but are very unhappy about it).
The ideal they describe is beyond the comprehension of ordinary people.
The workload they require does not match the salary.
There are no policies or systems; everything is decided by the boss.
When being fired, employees were forced to sign a voluntary resignation certificate.
No coworker has stayed for more than two years.
In good conscience, I advise newcomers not to go.
It will make you doubt yourself.
Colleagues get along well
There are snacks to eat
The environment is new
Drawbacks
1. They talk about dreams but give little thought to the company's actual situation
2. The computer equipment is not good; even basic Office applications freeze
3. Although there is overtime pay, the work is very demanding, and hours will be deducted
4. The turnover rate is extremely high; when I joined, no one had been there for more than a year
The office is very new
We agreed on a time, but when I arrived, they said the interviewer hadn't come yet
I waited for a while before the interview finally started
The boss basically didn't say anything
Whenever he did speak, he would subtly apply pressure
It made me feel as if I were a product
and they were the buyers
(strictly speaking, that doesn't seem entirely wrong, but it gave me a very bad impression
They want you to talk about your own ideas
but they may not necessarily agree with them
All I can say is that people with different paths do not make good companions
I didn't agree with their ideas either, so I decided not to continue