A Chinaman Company but Not All BadThe good thingsDIY - Do It Yourself. Basically, I was able to contribute alot of my past work experiences in terms of enhancing standard operating processes and executing new ideas to make operations run smoother. Does work from A-Z without much cooperation from colleagues but this actually strengthens my working skills. In an SME, big bosses recognize and reward your work easily compared with a conglomerate.
The challengesNo system or proper SOP when I first joined. Even when my new direct boss and myself have revamped the whole SOP, bring in new blood and implemented an ERP, some big bosses still overwriting the process without going through our consent. In a Chinaman company, the most important thing is to protect your ownself first before protecting others. It seems selfish at first, but it is really essential