Legacy reviews: 2
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Read the community guidelines1. The interview was easy because they were short-staffed.
2. It’s a small company with very few employees.
1. The boss doesn’t understand technology.
2. The boss doesn’t respect professional expertise.
3. The boss often goes back on what they say. One second they say to do A, and the next they scold you for not doing B, while also expecting you to read their mind.
4. LINE keeps buzzing constantly, whether on weekdays or holidays. They often tag you on holidays, then when the agreed meeting time arrives, they reschedule it three or four times.
5. They’ll say that because you have a bachelor’s degree, your logic is different from someone with a master’s degree. If you want to experience what it feels like to be disrespected, you can come here.
6. They don’t pay you for working overtime on holidays. They’ll say it’s a problem with your abilities. There is no application system; everything is based entirely on what the boss decides on their own.
7. They lay people off arbitrarily, sometimes telling them not to come to work starting the very next day, resulting in no handover documents.
1. The interview is easy because they’re short-staffed.
2. Small company, very few people.
3. The dream is beautiful and the promises are huge. Take care of yourself.
1. The boss doesn’t understand technology, yet wants to control everything. They directly bypass several middle managers to give orders to employees—so why have managers at all?
2. The boss schedules the work day by day, and everyone follows the schedule, but can squeeze two to three days’ worth of development into 0.5 to 1 day. If it isn’t finished, it’s the employee’s fault. Truly impressive.
3. The boss thinks technology isn’t difficult and that development can be completed very quickly. But don’t new technologies require time to master?
4. Whether on weekdays or holidays, LINE keeps ringing nonstop. There are tons of group chats, with one created for every project. Isn’t it exhausting?
5. Some conscientious colleagues even reply when the boss sends messages in the middle of the night. They really have it tough.
6. Those who want to experience it are welcome to apply.