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Read the community guidelinesThere is an aptitude test and a translation test, which take approximately 20 minutes to complete.
After completing them, you first have an interview with the supervisor to learn more about the position. After speaking with the supervisor, someone from HR will explain the job, salary, compensation, and so on.
It feels like they are genuinely making an effort to get to know the employees’ backgrounds.
Although national holidays are days off, taking flexible consecutive leave is not possible.
There was a dead cockroach in the interview space...
It’s not very easy for colleagues to scheme against one another.
The turnover rate is extremely high, so you get to meet all kinds of new people.
The management ranks are full of capable people, showcasing in all sorts of remarkable ways what it looks like to be in a position without understanding its responsibilities.
The procedures are complex and rigorous, teaching you the ultimate meaning of red tape.
There are also all kinds of wonders of the world to visit. As the saying goes, seeing is believing—you have to experience them personally to understand how narrow your own horizons are.
The monthly salary is a pitiful 3G, with labor and health insurance not deducted, and it complies with all kinds of Labor Standards Act regulations!
There is overtime pay, too.
It’s an inexhaustible list of grievances.
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