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Q: has anyone worked for Sun Kindergarten in Futian Shenzhen?

If you have worked there before what is it like?

 

reason I sent off my CV and they are interested in me.

11 years 19 weeks ago in  General  - China

 
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Any more details? some of these places change their names bi-weekly.

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I have seen a kindergarten in Beijing changing its name 4 times in a year, owner said it's because he came up with better names, the place is infamous for FTs coming in and out like a revolving door.

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the job was to far away for me to get there.

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Hi. Did you work there? They are interested in me too

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I don't know anything about Sun kindergarten but if you are dealing with an agent named Zhang, I would suggest you to run away as fast as you can from him. He is going to tell you that he is the director of the school and to not worry about anything, do not believe in him. You gonna have to fight with him every month to get your salary, he is not going to respect the work contract and he is going to tell you that it is the chinese culture, it's bullshit I have met lots of good people in china. Everyone that has got a job through that agent has encountered tons of problems and had to go back to their country. Stay away from Mr Zhang

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138 0256 0568 this is Mr Zhang contact number? Is it he?

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