13 when I graduated, I was very confused. At that time, a classmate worked in Auggie and asked her to submit her resume. I got a call from my boss. I heard that we just arrived in Shenzhen without any relatives and friends, and said we could borrow the empty bed in our classmate's dormitory. At that time, we were full of affection for the company. Then, came the in-depth interview, retest and other results. The performance was not satisfactory, but I was finally hired, so I went to work happily.
It's been more than three years now, and it's hard to avoid sighing when familiar and unfamiliar colleagues and friends leave one by one. What can support me to stay now, I think it should be a good atmosphere in the company. I have never worried about the intrigue in the workplace here, and there is no office politics. Although occasionally my personal behavior really shakes me, I will forget it.
Regarding the lack of systematic promotion channels, the company has two lines of function and management. It is inevitable to talk about seniority in any company, but I think Aoji is good. At least I know that 14 and 15 fresh graduates are in charge, and the salaries of my own recruits are higher than mine ~ it depends on my personal ability. From the same starting point, some people are happy and some people are unhappy.
Originally, I didn't want to say it publicly, because some colleagues said that Aoji's good words on the Internet were criticized, and then they said that it must be a personnel problem. Haha, I'm really a human resource. Ogi's colleagues must know who I am ~ It's mainly because these negative responses have affected passers-by' views on the company, and have also had a bad impact on my work, which is unbearable ~
I think my former colleagues are really unhappy. Otherwise, who would want to jump ship if they have nothing to do? If one day I leave, I may be unhappy and complain. The reason why I can tell you so generously what I think of Aoji is really because I like it in my heart. I can't guarantee that I will stay in Aoji all the time, but at least I haven't left yet, have I?
Finally, I wish those Okey colleagues who left their jobs actively or passively a better development. Seriously ~ it's not a cliche ~