Who knows the treatment at Shunde Midea factory?

Don’t go to Midea. I have tried to work in all of his business units. I have 8 years of working experience outside. This kind of factory only hires people who have no money. After working for a month and having money, they will resign and leave. They will not be paid for the 15 days they failed to resign. Midea's recruitment is just like their air conditioner advertisement, which requires one kilowatt-hour of electricity per day. For our front-line employees, let alone the remuneration. You have to ask how much it costs per month, how many hours of work per month, and how much subsidy he has for meals. Go to his restaurant for a meal first to see what the minimum consumption is and whether it is a good deal. Eat well. Then look at the intensity of the work and see if it’s worth it compared to moving bricks outside. Personally, I think Midea's factory regulations ignore the Communist Party's policies. Front-line employees have no human rights. They are very disappointed when they come from the central air-conditioning division, the stove division, or the water supply division. Although it was my own choice, it still delayed me for nearly 17 days. Personally speaking, I am also from the countryside. I have worked in the fields and picked up manure. Sorry, I am Zhaotong, Yunnan.