I had a fight with a company employee a few months ago. A few months later, the company’s performance was not good and they fired me for this reason. What should I do? The company wanted to deny compensation for this reason.
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It was half a year before we graduated from technical secondary school in 1999. The school sent us to an electronics factory in Shijie, Dongguan. It sounds like I am coming to Guangdong for an internship, but in fact it is just a part-time job. On the assembly line of that electronics factory with thousands of people, the same process was repeated from nine to nine every day: in the morning, I listened to the squad leader's meeting, scolded this person for looking around at work, scolded that person for not being efficient at work, and then started to go to work after the scolding. , like this every day...
Later, I heard that some students in our class worked as clerks in Shenzhen. At that time, they were very simple-minded and had low academic qualifications. Their jobs as clerks made them envious. We only have a rotating holiday system on the assembly line, and we only have our turn to take a break once a month. There are no weekends, and there is only a pitiful day off on statutory holidays. Clerks only need to sit in an air-conditioned office, make reports, and type on Sundays. I don’t have to go to work yet.
I remember clearly that it was Youth Day on May 4th. It was the day I marked on my calendar to take a rest. I was full of joy and planned to go out for a walk and read a lot. I was looking to see if there were any better job opportunities, but the team leader informed me that due to the recent rush for goods, my rotation was cancelled, and I had to go to the workshop to work as usual. You don't know how disappointed I was. I, who had always been meek, became stubborn and walked out of the factory door resolutely.
At that time, I was young and energetic, and my thoughts were very simple. Besides, I didn’t have a high degree of education. I really didn’t know how to find a job. I just wanted to go to the direction where there were factories. In May, the sun in Dongguan is very poisonous. I walked excitedly through one industrial area after another, passing between so many factories. When I got tired from walking, I stopped to rest for a while. When I saw a factory in the distance, my energy came back again. The factory in the distance seemed very close, but it actually took me almost half an hour to walk there. The factory was my motivation at that time. I wanted to visit the factory no matter how far away it was. Walking like this until the afternoon, I found that I couldn't tell the difference between east, west and north. I saw an old man on the road and ran over to ask for directions, but I couldn't understand a word she said at that time. I was very hungry, and I only had a 100-yuan note with me. I saw a small shop nearby, and I took out a 100-yuan bag of biscuits, but the boss said he couldn't find any. I had no choice but to give her a hundred yuan, buy a bunch of things in her shop and sit there to eat. At that time, I didn't care how the people around me looked at me. After eating, I had to go back to the factory. It was already afternoon, so I could only go back the way I came from memory. On the way back, I saw someone who said they were recruiting clerks, but they had to pay 30 yuan to take an exam. I happily paid the money and got one. I can’t remember the questions clearly at that time. I only know that my answer score was 80 points, and they told me that they wanted 100 points. I really simply thought that I was unqualified. Now I think about it and I feel a little sad... .
When I arrived at the factory, it was almost 9 pm. My classmates were waiting for me in my dormitory. They asked me what was going on, and I found out that I was punished by the factory as being absent from work for one day. My punishment notice was posted on the bulletin boards of various departments. I was recorded a minor demerit. Friends who have worked in Taiwan-funded enterprises know that they range from a warning to a major demerit or a minor demerit. Originally, a good student like me in the eyes of the teacher would be very concerned about this "stain", but for some reason, I just had an indifferent attitude at the time and let them punish me if they wanted to in the factory. Maybe I was a little disappointed with the job.
Later, a new leader came to the factory, and some of our team members were transferred to his team. He was responsible for developing some new products. The first batch of samples ended in failure. More than 10,000 products are defective. He was scolded by the general manager, and when he came back, he drank and went crazy. He scolded all our employees, saying that we were useless, that we were all pigs, and many other unpleasant things. He also called out the head of the Human Resources Department who recruited us. He also cursed a lot.
I wrote a letter to my classmates in Shenzhen and told them about my situation here. I told them that I wanted to visit Shenzhen. After receiving their reply, I took the bus to Shenzhen without even taking my luggage. I took a few hundred yuan with me. My classmates told me to get off at Xinqiao and then take the bus to the manhole. When I arrived at Xinqiao, I found that it was still early. My classmates didn’t get off work until 5 pm. It took me enough time to walk to their factory, so I followed their advice. The Xinsha Line CMB started walking towards Shajing Town step by step. After walking more than half the distance, I met two women, who seemed to be coming from the countryside. They said they didn’t have the money to go back. I was in a good mood at the time, and I would see my classmates soon, so I didn’t need that much money. When I had money, I gave the two women the little more than a hundred dollars I had in my pocket. They said they were so kind to me and gave me something as a souvenir. I took a yellow rectangular thing and saw a few words engraved on it, and put the gift they gave me in my bag. (Later, my classmate saw what was in my bag and told me that I had been deceived. I still didn’t believe it. At that time, the two people showed me their ID cards.) They took the money and left, and I continued walking. While walking on the Xinsha Highway, I admired the high-rise buildings on both sides of the highway. At around 5 p.m., I waited for my classmates at the gate of their factory.
Since my classmates all lived in the factory dormitories, I couldn’t go in there. Living in a dormitory, they could only take turns sleeping with me in the all-night projection studio.
After being bitten by mosquitoes for two days at the projection site, I finally found a job. It was also a Taiwan-funded factory, and it was very small. They were recruiting foreign trade clerks. I only had a technical secondary school diploma, and although I majored in English, I didn’t know much about myself. I was still not confident in my English, so I went to the interview anxiously. The question of the exam was to translate an English email. Because I had learned about foreign trade correspondence in school, I translated the words and phrases I was studying. As a result, I passed the test. The next subject to be tested was computers. In school we only learned simple typing and the DOS system. I didn’t even know the Wubi input method. The boss’s comment to me at that time was only one word and a piece of blank paper.
Fortunately, I have a job. I was really happy at the time. I studied hard in that factory and learned some basic business knowledge. The factory where I worked can be said to be a family model: The general manager is the husband of the chairman, who manages the factory in mainland China. The chairman is in charge of financial affairs and often calls to check on the work. Our foreign trade clerk works in the general manager's office, so we can see the general manager coming in and out. The chairman stipulates that when talking to her, you must say "please wait a moment" and be very polite. If she calls one day When she came over and heard that we forgot to say please, she would scold us for a long time. When the workshop is rushing to deliver goods, our clerks also go to the workshop to help, and work overtime just like the employees.
I worked on tenterhooks for more than a month. I felt a lot of pressure. The chairman would either check the accounts or check the post. I don’t know how many calls he made every day, which made our nerves very nervous all day long. During that time Especially afraid of hearing the bell ring. I cherish this job very much, and I cherish my youth even more. If this continues, I feel that I will age quickly, and I don’t know what I will become, so in the end I found a reason to resign.
I met Ying in the factory where I was working as a foreign trade clerk. She taught me a lot when I went there and then resigned. After she knew that I quit my job, she asked me to try out at the factory where she currently works. try. The only open position in that factory was for quality control. I submitted my resume, and not long after, they informed me that I was hired. Later I learned that this factory was a competitor to the factory where I used to work in Dongguan and made the same products. Life as a QC is not easy, especially for a production line touring QC like me. I walk around the assembly line 12 hours a day. Every process has to sample some products for inspection. There can be no mistakes in every step of the process. Our product is a transformer. We have to take apart the tape and count the number of turns of each layer of copper wire. When the employees on the production line do this, they set up the machine and put the semi-finished product directly. When you step on it, the machine will automatically wind to the specified turns. Count, and when we want to dismantle the coil, there is only something like a reel. We put the product on the reel and dismantle it one by one, counting while disassembling it. I persisted in this factory for a week, and my feet became swollen when I stood. I couldn't stand this kind of work, so I left the factory directly without quitting my job.
Slowly, I learned that the place to find a job here is called an employment agency. I paid the job agency in Shajing and waited for them to give me a job. After a few days, they informed me to work in a speaker factory in Shajing. The position was a reserve cadre, but we must start from employees step by step and learn step by step. , I worked as an employee in that speaker factory for three months, and I was the one sweeping the floor every time. Because at that time, there was a certain amount per hour, and if the amount exceeded the specified amount, there would be a bonus at the end of the month, so the old employees worked very hard, so the efficiency standard also increased as their efficiency increased. Those who did not meet the standard efficiency had to sweep the floor and clean every day. After three months, I was transferred to the quality control department to learn IQC incoming material inspection from them. During those days, I was really happy working with my colleagues at IQC, and I could get off work early and go to Café de Coral to dance and sing together after work.
After more than a month, I was transferred back to the production department as a clerk: counting the work efficiency of each employee every day, and making reports to report to the company, which was really a boring job. Fortunately, later the factory wanted new products, and they provided product information in English directly to foreign businessmen. Since I majored in English, our supervisor recommended me to do that project. The main task of that project was to cooperate with the engineering department to compile the specifications of the new products into documents, copy, modify and translate them. After the project was completed, I returned to the boring era of efficiency reports.
A few months later, a colleague said that there was a job in Beihai, Guangxi that would be suitable for me. I was moved by her, so I quit my job and went to Beihai. Unexpectedly, my trip would last for three long months, and I was dragged into a pyramid scheme by her. Fortunately, I encountered the re-election of Beihai Chief. The new chief’s first plan was to severely crack down on pyramid schemes, so that those of us who were deceived and deceived could escape from the fire pit. I hid with a few friends. , and finally returned to Shenzhen.
My next job was as a sample clerk. While I was looking for a job, I lived with a classmate in Xinqiao, Shajing. I was wandering around the industrial area that day and saw a lot of people watching at the entrance of a craft factory. I walked over and asked, only to find out that they were recruiting sample orders. Friends who have made handicrafts know that there are many kinds of products and they can be updated quickly, but women Children all like good-looking things, so when they offered me 650 yuan/month, including food and accommodation, I agreed without much thought.
The factory employees eat out by themselves, and there is an aunt who cooks for the clerks and cadres.
The number of clerks and cadres in the factory is less than 10 per ***, just enough for one table, so the food quality is not bad. The job of the sample clerk is to make correct samples according to the customer's design, follow up on the progress of the sample group, and hand over the samples within the specified date.
I remember one time, I had a customer who wanted to take samples to the United States on a six o'clock flight the next morning. The boss told me that I must complete this order, so I applied to the team leaders of each department for two days. I personally helped me work overtime and catch up all night. The customers were waiting in the factory. I was not idle either. I ran back and forth in various departments and workshops. I was busy until about four o'clock in the morning. Finally, the last process was left. I was really sleepy. He fell asleep on the table.
When I woke up, the customer had already left with the samples. He left me a note with words of thanks. My colleagues said they wanted to wake me up to deliver the client's delivery, but the client asked them to let me sleep more. Hearing them say this makes me feel very tired and exhausted, but I am also very relieved and satisfied.
Because I can speak English, my boss appreciates me very much. When traders bring foreign businessmen over to see samples, he will ask me to accompany him. After working hard in the factory for a year, my salary increased by 100 yuan. (Our wages are all increased by 50 yuan/time) We stay in the factory every day and wear two sets of work clothes every day. We don’t even think about looking for good-looking clothes, and we don’t eat snacks. In addition to breakfast every month , there is basically no expense. With a salary of 750, I can save 650 every month.
The general manager’s dad is here, we will call him dad. He liked to inspect the factory. After a few days of inspection, he said that his son did not know how to manage, so he asked to stay and help the general manager manage. His job was to wander around the workshop after eating to see if any employees were lazy. He caught a security guard napping while working the night shift, and half a year's bonus was lost. He often watches us call and listens, for fear that we will call someone who is not related to the business.
One month, I found that my salary was only 700, so I went to the general manager’s father and asked him why my salary was so low, but he hesitated and couldn’t explain. I'm very angry. I didn't do my job wrong. You think my salary is high, so you don't need to raise it. There's no reason to lower my salary for no reason. At that time, several supervisors in the workshop also spoke to me. Later, my father ignored me and had to make up for the shortfall.
I had never thought about changing jobs until that day when my classmates told me that they were recruiting foreign trade documentaries. I was a little tempted. They work in trade and work directly with foreign businessmen every day. This is the job that I studied in the English major of foreign trade and economics. Moreover, the salary during the probation period is 1,400, which is almost twice my salary in the factory, and food, accommodation and accommodation are included. The conditions are also better than in the factory. Two of them were my classmates. I took leave on Saturday to go to that trade interview, and my boss told me to go to work on Monday.
When I returned to the factory, I asked my boss to resign, but the boss disagreed. He said that a very important customer happened to come over to view the sample room on Monday, and he also asked his vice president to do my ideological work. He said that if his factory will be expanded in the future, many foreign businessmen will come directly to the factory to place orders. If he doesn't approve my resignation, I will lose two months' wages, because the factory only pays April wages in June. Later, I felt that the opportunity was still rare, so I went to that trading company without hesitation.
In this way, I moved from Shajing Town to Longhua Town, and from the factory to start my new job and accept new challenges. The colleagues are very friendly and we get along very happily. I live in a room with one of my classmates. There are more than 20 people. There are three tables for dining. Breakfast has different dishes every day. Dinner is also very rich. Maybe it’s because the aunt who cooks is from Wuhan. I think those dishes are particularly suitable for me. I gained a lot of weight during that time, hehe. :)
Friends who know Longhua must know that there are many bicycle accessories and assembly factories in Longhua. Our main products are bicycles: mountain bikes, performance bikes, suspension bikes, etc.; there are also scooters and pogosticks . (Sorry it’s been too long and I can’t remember the Chinese word for pogo) The boss is a human being, and there are many cadres. We call them Taiwan cadres. It is stipulated that there is only one computer that can send and receive emails, so all of us take turns to be on duty, and the colleagues who are on duty every day use it. Print out all the emails on quadruple paper: one for the boss, one for the manager, one for related business, and one for the colleagues on duty to file in a folder. A meeting is held on time at 10 o'clock every day to discuss all emails and strategies that should be responded to. I couldn't figure out why the boss didn't let us receive emails on our own computers. It was so convenient and could deal with all problems in a timely manner. If he was afraid that we would know the customer's information, why could we send emails from our own computers? What about customers? Maybe this is his management style.
Once, my boss called me into his office after returning from the United States and asked me if I had done any handicrafts. It turned out that he had a customer in the United States who made handicrafts. They felt that the domestic traders they cooperated with were not strict enough in inspection, so they approached us and hoped that we would be his inspection agent. In fact, it is very simple. We just help customers inspect the goods. The boss has established a new grocery department, and the boss said that several of our classmates are very good. He asked us to find more junior students with good grades in the school to help us. I led them to work in the grocery department.
At the beginning, I had to take them to the factory to inspect the goods. I inspected the goods while they learned from the side. Gradually, they learned it, and I was waiting for them to finish the inspection and send me the report. , I translated it into English and reported it to the customer. If some were unqualified, I asked if the goods could be released. After I got used to it, I found this job very easy and simple. I still have time to help other colleagues do some work, but I often Have to work overtime. Because a QC inspects several stores every day, sometimes the report will be faxed over at night after get off work.
More than a year passed quickly, and my boss also promoted me to the leader of the grocery department. One day when our boss was chatting with us, he told us that we were moving away to a city in Jiangsu called Taicang, which is very close to Shanghai, only an hour's drive away. All employees here will be transferred, and colleagues who don't want to go will be compensated with one month's salary as compensation. I didn’t want to go there because I never had a good impression of Shanghai. Moreover, I had just met my first boyfriend at the time. We met in Pengliao. I only started to like someone when I was 24 years old. He was mine. It’s my first love. He gives me one every day. An e-card that lasts forever makes me so happy that I almost smile when I walk. I couldn't bear to leave him, so I told my boss that I didn't want to leave Shenzhen.
Unexpectedly, two of my classmates said that if I didn’t go, they wouldn’t go either. (The three of us were good sisters who were in the same class and dormitory when we were in school.) After they said this, the boss did my ideological work every day. He said that if you feel that it is not good there, you can come back and treat it as a trip. I think what the boss said makes sense, and I haven’t been to many places, so I really want to experience it. I asked my boyfriend at the time for his opinion, and he said he wanted to go to Shanghai with me to look for a job. I was a little touched. But I still told him that I heard that jobs in Shanghai are not that easy to find. He thought about it and said, let's break up. I didn't expect him to break up. I thought he would still support my decision even if he didn't go with me. I was very sad at the time, and since I no longer had any feelings, I could safely move with him to Jiangsu.
In my days in Jiangsu, apart from the sadness of broken love, everything else is a beautiful memory. The boss specially approved that each person can have a bicycle. We are very close to the river, and it takes about an hour and a half to ride a bicycle. Every weekend, a group of us ride bicycles around and go to the river to enjoy the breeze. Once, we were riding together towards Shanghai. On the way, people asked us which team we were in. We said we were in the Shenzhen team. Those people said it would take a long time to ride from Shenzhen, right? Haha~~
A handsome guy rides a performance car, with a beautiful girl sitting in front and a beautiful girl standing on the left and right, driving back and forth in the city. It is really a beautiful scenery. I still miss that feeling. The locals not only paid attention to us, but also paid attention to our aunt. Several times when she rode a bicycle to go to the food, she found that her bicycle would disappear inexplicably. She was unfamiliar with the place and no one helped to look after the bicycle. The poor aunt had to Riding a tricycle to get food. Most of the vegetables in Jiangsu are grown by the farmers themselves. They are very fresh and the fruits are very cheap. They feel similar to those in their hometown. At nine o'clock in the evening, there is no feasting and feasting here in Shenzhen. People in the town turn off the lights early and go to bed. There is only one Hualian Super League and one electronic game center. The lights will stay on for a few more hours. During that time, colleagues only You can study activities in your own room, or go to the office and surf the Internet.
During the Chinese New Year, the weather was very cold. People outside were wearing thick cotton clothes and trousers. We just wore a sweater. We still couldn’t figure out why we didn’t feel cold. Maybe we came from Shenzhen. People are more resistant to freezing, haha~~ When it snowed, those colleagues jumped up and down in the yard with joy, and even took photos of icicles to show off to colleagues. Colleagues in Guangdong were also very excited. Although we felt that They were a little fussy, but their feelings were completely understandable.
After staying there for more than half a year, I still thought about my boyfriend who had broken up with me. I really wanted to go back to Shenzhen to find him, but I was afraid that it would be difficult to find a job. At that time, my former colleagues said that he was so There was a vacancy for a follower position, so I resigned and returned to Shenzhen. The one my colleague mentioned is in Buji Nanling. I heard that this is the village of the richest man in Shenzhen, and I also heard that this is the village of mistresses. I don’t know which one is correct. I don’t go out often, so I can’t tell. I dialed the number of my boyfriend who I broke up with, but I was afraid of hearing his voice. I hung up immediately when I heard the connection sound. He called me and asked me who I was. I didn’t tell him. He said that if I didn’t tell him, he would keep talking. The person who hit me was afraid that if he really insisted on this number and it would have a bad impact, I told him that I was back. He hung up and then sent a message saying that he would come to see me in two days. He brought some fruit and came to see me, so I agreed to make peace with him. I don’t want to get too involved in emotional issues. Here, I’ll end with one sentence. It’s better for us to break up because I found that he doesn’t love me. He may be with me because of loneliness or because of other people. of.
What I do is an agent for imported wooden boards, and I also do foreign trade business. As long as I can find a supplier, I can make any product. This is how trade works. After working for more than a year, the boss wanted to open a factory, which would save some costs. The land in the manhole was relatively cheap. So we followed the factory to the manhole again, and after making a big circle, I ended up back at the manhole. Speaking of manholes, many people are a little scared because countless robberies and thefts occur in this place every day. For safety reasons, our activities are in the industrial area: billiards, basketball, etc.
The boss knew that we girls liked to sing, so he equipped our dormitory with a TV and DVD so that we could sing in the dormitory. Apart from going to the supermarket every week to buy some daily necessities, we basically don’t have to leave the gate of the industrial zone. Occasionally we will go to town to eat Hunan Malatang, sing karaoke for one yuan a song, and buy a series of T-shirts.
I met a brother named Luo on Yahoo Messenger. He is an Indonesian overseas Chinese and does business in Singapore. He rarely uses computers, so he is not very familiar with computers. He doesn’t know how to use expressions. I don’t know. How to get some settings you need. I patiently told him how to do it, and after chatting online for a while, we became good friends. He would call me when he was free. He knew some information about me and the names of my roommates. At Christmas, he sent me a teddy bear from Singapore, New Year's cards, and small gifts with our names on them to me and my roommate.
I stayed in the factory like a frog in a well for almost a year. My classmates recommended me to go to Guan Nei to have a look, saying that the world inside Guan Nei is very exciting. They said that once they come to Guan Nei, they don’t want to go back outside. I was curious, so I quit my job again. I knew the Shanghai Hotel at that time, and it was directly accessible from Shajing 310, so I chose Tianmian as my first base. In Tianmian, I regarded the temporary rented single house as my home. I bought furniture and appliances and worked hard to make it beautiful. Looks like.
I have not been working since I arrived in Guannai in March 2004. I stayed in my base area and searched for jobs online. I learned that everyone in Shenzhen has a unique BBS called Shenzhen Community. , I got to know a lot of fellow villagers here, and I often went to parties and have fun with them. In April, Brother Luo was coming to Shenzhen for a business trip, so we met. Everything was natural. He was 11 years older than me, and he didn’t look too old. He talked a lot with me. He said he wanted to invest and open a business in China. I asked Am I willing to help him. I was unemployed at the time, and his idea was a lifeline to me, so I readily agreed to it. He gave me 10,000 yuan and said he wanted me to learn driving, logistics, and improve my English so that I could help him manage his business, because he was in the logistics business. I accepted his money and signed up for English and logistics classes, as well as driving training.
In order to better help Brother Luo manage his future business, I applied for a job as a customer service member of Diwang, a large logistics company. The job of customer service is to accept booking orders from customers and accept customer requests. Shipping date, trial period one month. During that month, I felt that my daily work was very boring. Every day I received requests from customers for shipping orders and shipping schedules. We input all the manifest contents into the computer system and confirm the booking. In addition to emails during working hours, we are busy working on the system during the rest of the time. Naturally, I don’t have much enthusiasm for work. After a month, my boss told me that I was not suitable for this job. Although this result was a relief, for me, this was the first time that I didn’t get the job. I’m still sad about my boss’s approval.
Brother Luo and I have a lot. The last tsunami in Indonesia caused serious losses to him. I called him and asked him about his situation. He said it was a little bad, but it didn’t matter. He could handle it by himself. , he told me not to worry. During this period, we always had each other, but after the second disaster in Indonesia, I couldn’t find him. His code couldn’t get through, and his phone number couldn’t get through. I don’t know if I’ll be lucky enough to be with him again in this life. Now I I can only pray for him and bless him from afar, hoping that this good man will have a safe life...
In August 2004, I joined this American-owned company, which was a purchasing office. ***More than two hundred people purchase products of various categories and then export them to supermarkets in the United States. Complex systems, lengthy procedures, and strict quality requirements. Fortunately, we are regularly trained in various aspects: including business skills, personal safety, as well as more complete work systems, and field updates in the United States. I felt that there were so many things for me to learn, and before I knew it, I had stayed there for almost two years.
My job is stable, but I feel that my academic qualifications are too low. Although the work I do is the same as that of an undergraduate, every time I talk about my classmates and the school I graduated from, I feel a little inferior. So this year I applied for online education. During the first opening ceremony, I found that there were only a few students in our class, and several of them came from Hong Kong to study. What shocked me even more was their age. I actually had several classmates who were over fifty years old. To be honest, I feel a little ashamed, studying with classmates who are older than my parents, but they make me feel that I must keep studying. No matter whether I will settle down in Shenzhen or not, I will keep studying, because I I don’t want to wait until I reach their age before I have time to study.