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Read the community guidelinesAfter working there for a month, I can’t think of any advantages apart from the short commute.
1. The work environment is hot and stuffy. Only the first-floor office has air conditioning; the air conditioner in the second-floor office is broken, so you have to bring your own electric fan.
2. The environment is poor. Many chemicals, paint thinner, and other substances are stored on-site, creating an irritating smell that is very uncomfortable. The space is also extremely cramped and cluttered, which is highly unpleasant.
3. The management system is chaotic and relies solely on personal discretion. ISO 9001 was also just purchased as a certificate and is not actually implemented.
4. Because there are no standard procedures, you often have to ask verbally what you are supposed to do.
5. Employees come and go frequently. During the month I worked on the stamping floor, two supervisors had already been replaced. The supervisor had also only recently been promoted and had little management experience.
6. Even parking for scooters is assigned by lottery; otherwise, you can only park on the roadside and squeeze in with everyone else.
After working there for a month, I can’t think of any advantages other than the short commute.
1. The work environment is hot and stuffy. Only the first-floor office has air conditioning; the air conditioner in the second-floor office is broken, so you have to bring your own electric fan.
2. The environment is poor. Many chemicals, such as degreaser, are stored on-site, creating an irritating smell that is very uncomfortable. The space is also extremely cramped and cluttered, which makes it highly unpleasant.
3. The management system is chaotic and relies solely on personal authority. The ISO 9001 certification was also merely purchased and is not actually implemented.
4. Because there are no standard procedures, many times you can only ask verbally what you should do.
5. Employees come and go frequently. During the month I worked on the stamping floor, two supervisors had already been replaced. The supervisor had also only recently been promoted and had little management experience.
6. Even parking for scooters is decided by lottery; otherwise, you can only park on the roadside and squeeze in with everyone else.
After working there for a month, I can’t think of any advantages other than the short commute.
1. The work environment is hot and stuffy. Only the first-floor office has air conditioning; the air conditioner in the second-floor office is broken, so you have to bring your own fan.
2. The environment is poor. Many chemicals, including stain remover, are stored on-site, creating an irritating smell that is very uncomfortable. The space is also extremely cramped and cluttered, which is highly unpleasant.
3. The management system is chaotic and relies solely on personal authority. ISO 9001 was also obtained by purchasing the certificate rather than through actual implementation.
4. Because there are no standard procedures, you often have to ask verbally what you should do.
5. Employees come and go frequently. During my one month working in the stamping area, two supervisors had already been replaced. The supervisor had also only recently been promoted and had little management experience.
6. Even parking for scooters is allocated by lottery; otherwise, you can only park on the roadside and squeeze in with everyone else.
After working there for a month, I can’t think of any advantages besides the short commute.
1. The work environment is hot and stuffy. Only the first-floor office has air conditioning; the air conditioner in the second-floor office is broken, so you have to bring your own fan.
2. The environment is poor. Many chemicals, such as stain remover and degreaser, are stored on-site, making the air irritating and uncomfortable. The space is also extremely cramped and cluttered, which is very unpleasant.
3. The management system is chaotic and relies solely on personal authority. ISO 9001 was also obtained by simply buying the certificate, with no actual implementation.
4. Because there are no standard procedures, you often have to ask verbally what you should do.
5. Employees come and go frequently. During the month I worked in the stamping area, two supervisors had already been replaced. The supervisor was also newly promoted and had little management experience.
6. Even parking for scooters is assigned by lottery; otherwise, you can only park on the roadside and squeeze in with everyone else.
Salary is average for the market
The supervisor is friendly
The restroom environment is poor
Many foreign workers
The work environment is hot and stuffy
No equipment for heating meals