At the end of the year, many companies choose to give generous year-end bonuses to employees, which is not only an affirmation and encouragement of employees' hard work in the past year, but also an incentive for them to continue to work hard in the new year and achieve more brilliant results.
Imagine opening an email from the company and seeing the headline read: "Dear employee, congratulations! The company has decided to reward you with a generous year-end bonus!"
However, a netizen recently posted a post criticizing a company's approach, saying that its "three views exploded" because the company actually asked employees to send red envelopes to their bosses.
The netizen said:
"I work for a game company in Guangzhou, and at the end of the year I was asked to express my gratitude to my boss and give him a red envelope, which is an unbelievable true story that shocked the company's values. ”
Other netizens also said:
"It's a paid sycophant. ”
"What are you doing there in the face of a company like this? ”
"It's unacceptable to feel like it's dark. ”
What do you think about this situation?