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The interview was scheduled for around 2:00, then they called to change it to 2:30.
I arrived at 2:15 and waited nearly 40 minutes before the supervisor finally showed up.
After chatting for less than 5 minutes, they asked when I could start working.
I said I had already submitted my resignation and would still need 2 weeks.
The supervisor then said they needed someone to start immediately and that there was no need to waste each other’s time.
They should have told people who needed to start immediately when contacting them by phone,
rather than only informing them after they arrived.
That way, I wouldn’t have gone to the interview either.
By the way, the workplace has an industrial-style...
There are snacks and drinks because people worship every month.
Working hours are flexible; being 5 to 10 minutes late is still acceptable.
In my life, I have encountered a company with absolutely no structure or systems.
The boss comments on or criticizes female employees’ faces and figures.
Employee salaries and the landlord’s rent payments are delayed, and the accountant has to keep urging the boss before they are approved.
The employees are generally very young, and people do not stay long.
There is no sense of unity; everyone does their own work and does not greet one another.
The boss likes to go on at length and make grandiose claims, often straying from the topic.
People often submit their resignations. It feels as though someone wants to quit almost every month, which is very unsettling.
The best choice for stepping outside your comfort zone!
Join us and you can gain the following experience and learn many things:
No one hands over your work, so you have to figure things out yourself from the start and can perform freely without restrictions.
Teach you incorrect information, helping you learn to distinguish right from wrong.
Give instructions that change from one day to the next, letting you practice how to adapt.
Take on multiple roles, so you won’t be confined by your position and can learn a variety of skills.
Occasionally become highly emotional, allowing you to enjoy exciting drama up close.
When you make a mistake, don’t criticize you directly; instead, tell your other colleagues privately, protecting your fragile heart.
Often use messaging apps to check in after work, letting you feel the warmth of someone caring about you.
Occasionally criticize and advise you about your appearance, helping you accept your imperfect self :)
Delay paying overtime wages, teaching you how to negotiate with your superiors.
Delay paying vendors, teaching you how to apologize to them.
Even when a family member passes away, you can still work with high spirits without letting personal matters affect work.
There are too many examples to list. This really is a great place to step outside your comfort zone.
Also, more than half of the employees who left during the first half of the year were simply too sensitive. Strawberry-generation people, please don’t apply!
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