I have a Chinese boss and i think he is super nice. He always approves my vacation! *Xie xie ni very much* to my Chinese boss!💥💥💥💥💥💥
@MikeSmith-ch5ld6 жыл бұрын
xie xie ni😂😂😂😂😂
@1225逸哥娶我6 жыл бұрын
Your Chinese was nice haha xie xie ni
@AlvinRyellPrada6 жыл бұрын
@@1225逸哥娶我 👍👍 i only know Xie xie and ni hao hahaha
@stellla70456 жыл бұрын
是因为你是外国人lol
@美食联络员传奇6 жыл бұрын
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@fobuloustv6 жыл бұрын
发邮件确实是一个好习惯,发微信虽然方便,但看不出进展还有文件很容易丢失或凌乱
@easyinlife_906 жыл бұрын
查工作进度的时候简直要疯掉:夹杂着各种人文关怀以及表情包,还有过期了的图片视频😑
@taotxu6 жыл бұрын
沃尔玛都开始用企业微信了,中国底层普通员工根本不会用邮箱,省钱又高效。
@aaronsun16596 жыл бұрын
正解
@咔噗咔5 жыл бұрын
重點是負責制 "口說無憑"了解一下 法制國家的習慣
@billwilkns64875 жыл бұрын
@@咔噗咔 够傻逼的,哈哈哈
@jimchen37626 жыл бұрын
我觉得供应商那个是不好的例子。更换供应商不是一个职员说换就换的...必须经过老板才能决定的...
@Felix-wz4pd4 жыл бұрын
不不不,我爸是供应商,跟厂里采购熟真的能为所欲为😏,要看采购胃口大不大
@eurekaone33094 жыл бұрын
不,真的可以。大老板一般不会管道那么细的。采购主管才是供应商的大佬
@LULU-vw2pv4 жыл бұрын
不需要经过大老板,这种事情由项目经理负责。
@tt200c4 жыл бұрын
看看是甚麼供應商吧
@zjjzsy01014 жыл бұрын
中外的供应商都不是说换就换的,别问我
@animaburning68686 жыл бұрын
全世界的资本家是一家,全世界的工人是一盘散沙。
@Danati6 жыл бұрын
ANIMA BURNING 哈哈哈!突破盲點了呢
@劉祐彰-s8n6 жыл бұрын
加拿大的工會能讓企業不敢太超過,亞洲地區的感覺好像無法
@angk85296 жыл бұрын
谁来背下马克思语录
@saiom62916 жыл бұрын
歐美的勞工挺團結的 各種集體罷工上街的
@Martin-tz3yq6 жыл бұрын
@@saiom6291 罷工? 在大陸你敢帶頭幹這事, 你沒被查水錶算我輸了
@George5Young6 жыл бұрын
兩種老闆不好的地方結合,跟台灣貫老闆一模一樣,台灣這種老闆還佔大多數。
@Angeless8184 жыл бұрын
真的……你對!!
@davidli12874 жыл бұрын
台湾老板最操蛋
@Al4beef6 жыл бұрын
I'm confused by the leniency of the Chinese boss regarding vacation. I though Chinese companies run your work schedule to the ground; work all day until the late night
@SupersonicWaveLength6 жыл бұрын
That's only for senior level positions in large corporations. The vast majority of jobs are laid back. Most companies don't do things like next day delivery or other projects on short notice. Japanese and Korean companies, however, are notorious for doing this at all levels.
@silvervixen0075 жыл бұрын
Actually they are. I know people working from 8 morning to 11 at night
@motionless_225 жыл бұрын
You may be confusing China and Japan
@rafaelhernandezuum89725 жыл бұрын
hello, I am Chinese student,In fact, most people in China still work from nine to five,different people have different work hours.lf you want to what is the longest working career ,I think it's Chinese student 😂
This video was a real eye opener! I was always told that Chinese bosses were crazy and very strict. No time off. Tons of overtime with zero appreciation. Get blamed for things because the boss can't be wrong. So I was always afraid to take up a job with Chinese management. It might just be a sign of the times. I have actually heard that these days Chinese workers are much more relaxed and still get their job done only now they can do it at their own pace. Nobody stresses out. Pay is great and you get paid personal days. Holidays are abundant especially when you ask the older generation. I mean I've seen dramas that have super reasonable bosses but I totally thought that was just because it was a show. Like seriously you have a family crisis and decide to take off for the rest of the day? Not realistic right? Compared to my job I'm overworked. I handle many different departments at the office because the management is too greedy to hire more people that might cut into their profits. I've had to beg for scraps to get a raise out of them even when they pile more work onto me. Zero respect. Everything is for the profit and they don't care what it takes for you to get the job(s) done they just want it done. If you have anything to say they attack you like a pitbull making it very obvious they don't think of you as a human being but a statistic. If the economy wasn't as bad as it is I'd have definitely found a different job but who can afford to quit the job they have these days? On the other hand I want to point out that I can take any personal days off. Since it's unpaid the bosses would actually be ok with it just based on how they won't be paying you for that day and also when you get back the next day all that work you missed will still be waiting for you with the same deadlines and the same expectations as if you'd worked the whole day you were off. On the other other hand I have had bosses that told me to get cracked versions of software before. Not all offices operate legitimately because that $1000 software would cut into profits. Conversely I've heard that Chinese companies are one of the reasons why there's such a large market for open source software. For example Microsoft Office is expensive. Open Office and WPS office are free. Most of the jobs I've had they use Microsoft Office and buy the licenses or get cracked versions of them with keygens. But I've heard WPS especially is popular in China. Lastly that segment about initiative. It gets talked about so much at my different jobs but they really hate it. Everything has to go according to what your superviser thinks it should be and if you try doing anything different you're rocking the boat and that could prevent you from getting a raise. I know from my parents that this was not the case with their Chinese jobs. Anything you could do that might increase productivity was a merit on your part. People have gotten better year end bonuses as a result of initiative. That's why one time my dad told me he tried something different at work that increased his productivity only for his boss to reprimand him. He was so confused because the way he was doing it was slow and broke up his momentum. The new routine he worked out made him finish things much quicker and with much less room for error but that got him in trouble. He called it "yang ren zhen ben!" but after I worked at a few jobs I realized something. Western bosses and supervisers don't actually like initiative. They like it when you follow orders. As a Jewish friend once explained to me when you do something that is asked of you you get what he called mitzvahs or good deed points. But doing something on your own was just something you decided to do and doesn't get you any kind of credit even if it benefits someone else. Observing the Sabbath? Mitzvah. Helping your mom with the groceries when you see its too much for her to carry by herself and she didn't ask you to? Nothing.
But Italian and French bosses love to arrange a lot of meetings
@jamesnotking6 жыл бұрын
Ayeee brits accent love it. But i have to say that Chinese bosses have greater flexibility hahaha
@riekumar69995 жыл бұрын
Hmm, as someone who has worked in four different software companies. The western one seems off. 1) You can take time off a day before, it's just frowned upon because you didn't' give notice. The only time a manager would deny it is if you were crucial to a task. 2) Accurate 3) Accurate 4) Sometimes accurate, sometimes a manager will work against you in the future if you don't work overtime to complete the task given. 5) Every company I have gone too uses Slack, which is a chat system. We also use email too as well. 6) This was extremely inaccurate, every company I have to schedule meetings constantly and for no good reason. They also have people who aren't necessary for the meeting be involved in them. Aside from those inaccuracies, the video was great and hilarious.
@michael350545 жыл бұрын
Have to agree. Also on the Chinese meetings, if you are a developer or a higher rank employee you will have a hellah lot of meetings and a little sleep to increase productivity. It's like wolf of wall Street xD
@iadoreapplehead4 жыл бұрын
Michael Yu I guess it depends. I’ve worked several jobs but none of them have ever given me leave on such short notice. Usually even two days ahead is not enough but hey, maybe if you’re lucky. The worst I had was a supermarket where I worked in my teens, had to ask at least 3 weeks in advance. I didn’t really have a significant function, it would be pretty easy to find a substitute for that job (I guess they were just lazy). ‘Western’ covers a bunch of different countries, which definitely don’t share the same culture! The meeting thing though, I agree on that one. Sometimes I realise a meeting has absolutely nothing to do with me or my job, yet there I am 🙂
The comment section is full of symbols i dont understand😂😂
@matteodicaprio24875 жыл бұрын
Hhhh you're not alone mate
@asianguy34525 жыл бұрын
Lmao, knowing more than one language is useful. But it only limits to reading KZbin comments.
@gamermapper4 жыл бұрын
Kanji
@posthumously4 жыл бұрын
你应该学中文
@weyoflife4 жыл бұрын
Go learn chinese
@TechXtreme14 жыл бұрын
I think this video shows that western culture treats employment without empathy, whereas Chinese culture treats their employees more fairly and have more compassion. I guess Westerners take too many liberties when working, whereas the Chinese probably keep to their promises more. Please let me know your thoughts!
@woojason96992 жыл бұрын
it depends on different people
@RayMak5 жыл бұрын
So true
@alphawolfgaming694204 жыл бұрын
You again
@taknaknak49573 жыл бұрын
Wth
@JiuWei_Mic3 жыл бұрын
bro what the actual hell i see u literally everywhere
Interesting views and some quite true, however taking time off work is the opposite for me. Ask for 3 days and the foreigner boss says just take the whole week off and gives extra free days, thinks nothing more of it and no bad grudges. The asian boss will approve the 3 days and complain to others,. Then shove more work down your way with ridiculous deadlines just before you go away and call your mobile to ask about work during your time off.
@nywf18246 жыл бұрын
Well then..... you must be working for the wrong westerner. Mine is French and his boss is German, they respect private time very much. The boss has my number, he has only asked to work additional once or twice throughout the years but only because it was super urgent/emergency and he kept apologising the whole time on disturbing during off hours.
@ruedelta6 жыл бұрын
@Yuki Babayega America is completely different from pretty much everywhere else in the West. Haven't you heard of Protestant Guilt? It's the phenomenon that causes the fake hard work culture. Most people just surf the web anyways while on the job, but they have to keep up appearances.
@jwkelley6 жыл бұрын
My experience between Japan and America is that both have chill and dick bosses. Japan tends to be more team focused while American tend to be more individual responsibility focused.
@obyssey6 жыл бұрын
Guess you are lucky...
@tacokoneko5 жыл бұрын
i live in america and it's different from europe. we have a reputation for bad bosses that give too much work. it's really not that bad if you have a good job, but if the company isn't doing well or your job really sucks, it is true that many people hate their jobs.
nah, your peope have been doing this shit for a long timeq
@Danielevans25 жыл бұрын
@@whythissucks829 my people? Lols! Business practices various largely in the West depending on the regulations and individual culture of each country. Just like in China there's a great culture of entrepreneurship in Shenzhen. That doesn't mean all of China is like that and that doesn't mean standards can't get better!