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The benefits that should be provided, such as the three statutory holidays, are provided
Motorcycle parking spaces available
The boss has a bad temper, and somehow the company acquired a dog that needs to be dealt with
Low salary. Frequent meetings, but they are only to see whether people have shown up
Arriving 10 minutes late for work will require you to take one hour of leave. Overtime within one hour after the end of the workday is not counted as paid overtime
The parking space is right next to the boss's car, at the very back of the parking lot, with a pillar beside it. Sometimes it takes 10 minutes just to get the motorcycle out after work
During my employment, the shortest period of employment I saw was only 3 days
1.5-hour lunch break
That's it
The boss's moods fluctuate greatly; if you have a very high EQ, you can bravely give it a try.
In recent years, after business declined, they have continuously tried launching new ventures, exhausting colleagues who already had client projects to handle. The workload increased, but the salary didn't?? (Besides handling the main business, you also have to cooperate with the dream-building initiatives.)
A perennial job posting on recruitment websites—are they looking for disposable chopsticks? I've already gotten used to seeing new faces after arriving at work.
If you don't meet the standards and don't finish your work, regular overtime is considered normal, leading to the idea that overtime means your performance is poor.
1.5-hour lunch break
Poor systems and equipment
The actual work differs from what was discussed in the interview