Xinxiang Huanyu, what is the situation now?

Huanyu! For a large private company that did not go bankrupt during the economic crisis, strictly speaking, it is absolutely possible. It has been a long-standing habit for them to charge training fees. In fact, there is no training at all. You just pay 200 when you come to work, but at least 80 is left when you resign. It’s non-refundable, and the salary there is two months higher. That is, if you start working in January, you won’t get one month’s salary until March. The above are the disadvantages. Now let me talk about the good points. First ! Food and accommodation are included there, all for free, which is good for your safety and saving money. The labor intensity is not very high, and there are nearly 6,000 people in that unit, especially a lot of female workers. If you are a woman working there, you will not feel lonely... As for the company's prospects, it's hard to say. During the current recovery period of the battery industry, Huanyu will definitely not go bankrupt, but it's hard to say whether it can grow stronger in a short period of time... Should it go? It's my turn to ask you...