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The boss is extremely arrogant and often says he’s the top person in the engineering industry, but in reality he only knows half the trade.
All he does every day is complain. Whenever there’s a problem, he tells his wife, the accountant, or the employees to deal with it. Every day, he just watches what you’re doing in the office and then scolds you.
There is no toilet for employees to use. You have to go to the parking lot across the street.
Whenever it’s time to give out year-end bonuses, he starts pretending to be poor, sighing and saying he didn’t make any money. He first gives out NT$15,000 to NT$20,000, then two boxes of cheap Lunar New Year dishes from PX Mart, plus a toaster.
The so-called work techniques are all crude, improvised methods, yet he charges a lot, so customers usually don’t come back after having their work done once.
He forces employees to get up early in the morning to go down to Taichung to move goods. Even during typhoons, they have to go to his house to typhoon-proof the roof. Ridiculous.
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The boss's temperament is unpredictable, and the work environment is full of negative energy. He often keeps his head down and works on his own without saying what needs to be done, and provides no guidance whatsoever. Being scolded every day has become routine. The company is also in poor operating condition, and there are often periods when there is nothing to do. Even the most senior technician has only been here for a little over two months and is already preparing to resign, which shows how high the staff turnover is. It is said that few people can tolerate the boss's temper. Working here is not recommended, as it would be a waste of valuable time.