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My job is warehouse management and driving, so my duties include organizing the warehouse, picking orders, packing goods, and making deliveries, including helping customers put items on the shelves… I also have to serve walk-in customers at the store (issuing invoices and handling payments) because the female employees in the store are completely useless. They will tell you, “You’re supposed to learn all of this! It’ll make it easier for you to get promoted!”
When the company receives shipments (about twice a week), you have to help unload the truck, check the quantities, and put the goods on the shelves. There isn’t much merchandise, but having to repeatedly count everything is very time-consuming…
The company operates as a storefront, and many customers come to buy things during lunchtime, so your lunch break may be reduced to just 15 minutes (that’s right—the female employees inside generally won’t help you much).
There are only two or three fast-food restaurants near the company. The surroundings are really awful, and the food is terrible… (because they are gathering places where workers drink and take breaks).