What about Muji's part-time job?

Unlike Starbucks and McDonald's, Muji's part-time job is divided into six grades (ABCDEF), and the salary of each grade is different, but not much. Bian Xiao is in Hangzhou. It is understood that the salary in a second-tier city is about 1 1 ~ 17 yuan/hour. When I first entered, I worked in the last file, and then I set my salary according to everyone's assessment level. If the salary exceeds 800, you have to pay taxes. Working hours are divided into morning and evening shifts? Morning shift: 9: 30 am to 6: 30 pm, and evening shift: afternoon 1: 00 pm 10: 00 pm. Students should work part-time, at least 3 days a week, 88 hours a month. Therefore, friends should grasp whether the free time is consistent with the attendance time required by Wuyin. The job content varies according to the department to which everyone is assigned. No matter which department, any kind of work will be very hard. For example, the clothing department has to fold a lot of clothes every day, which is quite tiring. Most of Wuyin's recruitment information will be published in stores and online, so children's shoes can pay attention to the part-time recruitment information of Wuyin store near the school, or ask the manager directly. Of course, the quickest way is to fill in your resume directly in official website. But if you don't have a fixed reply time, if you submit your resume online, you won't be contacted by phone until the store has personnel needs. During the interview, you will be asked if you want to do a long-term job. If you really want to enter MUJI, HR will return to long-term work when asking you ~ but usually many people will resign or be fired because they are too hard or demanding. If you pass the interview, you will be informed to go through the entry formalities within three days and have a period of training (the training period is also paid). Finally, Bian Xiao kindly reminded everyone: After all, MUJI is a Japanese company, so let's not talk about it. It's really, really tiring. If you really want to experience the Muji culture, then be mentally prepared and try again ~