Why subject oneself to this though? Every point is negative, borderline Stockholm syndrome-ish and discussing how to “survive”.
presumably OP has a reason for enduring said suffering but it’s not really obvious from the post
presumably OP has a reason for enduring said suffering but it’s not really obvious from the post
The OP also mentioned the low retention rate, behind that, it means that for young people, they may start in a low pay job, but there will be tremendous amount of chances for new opportunities elsewhere after a few years of work experience. There will be less BS in the interviews, and ~50% of pay raise each time (sounds familiar?). After try and errs, there's a chance you'll find a fair-paying job with reasonable workload and non-toxic workspace, they call it landed (Shàng Àn 上岸), comparing to the endless Sea of Suffering(Kû Hâi 苦海).
They have the hope for the future.
Which is not judgement per se - gutsy move opting to work in a different context. Just slightly confused
> This all seems harsh and negative but it can be a fantastic ride (even if it’s taxing).