How about Huacan Optoelectronics?

I am from Zhangjiagang and I applied for a job there. It was pretty good, but some leaders (supervisors) looked down upon others! I have done internships and have a master to guide me. It goes without saying that I am a good master. After three months, I will need a practicing certificate. Only with this certificate can I become a full-time employee! It’s too strict. You have to work a twelve-hour shift (overtime is counted after eight hours. There is no day that is not a twelve-hour shift. You have to wear dust-free clothes and stand up to work. How long do you work and how long do you stand? There are always bean sprouts for lunch. , after eating, there is a half-hour rest (dormitory is provided), and if you don’t do well, your salary will be deducted. A month of formal work is 2480 (after tax), and an intern is 1900 (five insurances and one housing fund will be deducted from the first month of the internship)