In her freshman summer vacation, after working part-time in society for a year and meeting all sorts of people, she was no longer as naive as she was in high school.
On the first day of her internship at the TV station, Lin Wanwan experienced the hardships of being a corporate slave.
As a fresh intern, she started at 9:50 am (an hour before the official start time at 10:00 am) and worked until 8:00 pm.
Luckily, she made video calls to her grandfather every morning, which would have been more troublesome if it were in the evening.
Lin Wanwan's supervisor was an editor in her thirties at the station and wasn't particularly easy to get along with.
Lin Wanwan basically ran errands for her, like making coffee, without engaging in writing or editing work.
Just on the first day, Lin Wanwan strongly felt the hierarchy between seniors and juniors, superiors and subordinates in such a workplace.
She felt that this kind of environment wasn't to her liking.
