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Read the community guidelinesThe work pace is fast, so you actually won’t have time to be idle.
You can learn printing techniques, making it suitable for detail-oriented people.
The factory is a cleanroom, and basically everything is held to high standards—speed, efficiency, results, and so on.
I guess the work isn’t very flexible.
It’s not suitable for people who have low stress tolerance or who aren’t quick with their hands and aren’t detail-oriented. Most importantly, you’ll need to get used to the ink smell—it’s very strong.
Basically, you have to learn how to operate every machine in the factory. At the beginning, you start as a printing assistant. If you can’t get through this stage, there’s no point talking about what comes afterward. The pressure is very high when you first join, and the plant manager has extremely strict requirements. If the veteran workers can’t teach you, they’ll chew you out. It’s suitable for building stress tolerance. If you’re looking to level up, you could consider this place!
If you’re looking for an easy ride, this place isn’t for you, because you might be done for within a week.