Raw LLM Responses

ofc ppl will say no if they’re asked whether they want to work or not wtf. and even though they do, it’s still tens to thousands of young people competing for one digit hiring. and as korean I have no idea where the money is spent I’m sure other koreans would fucking wonder too the minimum wage increases so often so ppl here say they’d rather have part time jobs as a joke. part timers earn more money than entry or some skilled full time jobs or contract workers or temporary workers you’ll be paid less than or similar to part time jobs and be treated as a slave, abused verbally or even physically if you go to small mid companies for full time jobs so many would be jailed if my country was some western country either for being fucking abusive or breaking the law also some don’t even offer employee benefits. ppl hate small mid companies for the reasons so it’s pretty bad if you don’t go to big named companies or at least where the company works for big companies Idk how it’s like now but when I looked for full time jobs a few years ago, the pay was less than a thousand usd a month after tax. then I understood why ppl say no money is left after paying all rent and utility shits I live in an old (def not old but old in koreans’ theory) apartment where the size is btw american studio and one bed room in suburban but the sum of rental fee and the utility fees monthly is exactly that pay almost all companies (except a few or some) I believe say they hire experienced employees at least for years when hiring new employees so ppl here say how ppl with no experience could even apply for a job when they all demand experienced workers also when my country say they created jobs, it’s usually temporary jobs. so ppl here say they’re fucking with numbers to show off how well they did during their term as if they created full time jobs. many koreans are contract or temporary workers. so anyway ppl these days also delivery food in weekend