The pitfalls encountered when changing jobs! (Reply +10 wealth)
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The pitfalls encountered when changing jobs! (Reply +10 wealth) For example, when a scheming colleague shifts blame onto me and steals my credit ； The salary for this month has been delayed again; is the company reliable at all? ； This month, I had to work extra hours on a voluntary basis for several days without being paid more or anything like that. For example, I went through a lot of trouble to ask for time off in order to attend the interview, only to be asked two questions and told that I wasn’t suitable. For example, I submitted my resume a year ago with no response, and by the time I had already started working at another company, they suddenly notified me that I could start working there? For example, I applied to be an engineer, but when I started working, they asked me whether I wanted to be a team leader or not What pitfalls have you encountered on your job search journey? Let’s complain together – Refining Salary and Benefits Sharing Group
I remember once a company notified me to come for an interview; when I arrived there, however, there was no one there. I waited for a while, and the company was still trying to figure out who had given the notification ;P
They said you could set up a branch, but later tricked you into thinking that just an office would suffice
They told me the day of the interview, but when I got there I found that the HR staff member had gone out to handle some matters and had forgotten about it themselves
I didn’t run into any major problems; it’s just that once again the boss had no money. To motivate us to work overtime, they adopted a profit-sharing system, requiring us to work until after 9 p.m. every day (not just to kill time, but to actually work on projects). But after a few months, they claimed that the commission amounts were too high and refused to pay them, so I decided to leave right away
Enough skills, but insufficient education level – stuck
Those who have resources and capabilities really aren’t afraid of anything, while people like us who have nothing feel so embarrassed
When starting work, it was said: work in design, in the office. As soon as I started working there, I was sent to the field, and I haven’t returned to the office in a year. . .