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Chris Huang
Taiwanese boss treats me like a cog, disposing of me when they run out. Nowadays I work in a global company, the boss treats me like a treasure, he does his best to keep me working with him.
Sep 19, 2023 11:07 PM
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My Taiwanese boss treats me like a cog, disposing of me when they run out(??). Nowadays I work in a global company where my boss treats me like a treasure. He does his best to keep me working with him.
Your first sentence does not make sense to me. To what does "they" refer? Is the Taiwanese boss a former boss? If so, use past tense: "treated me", "disposed of me". I also don't understand "run out". Perhaps "grind down" or "burn out" are metaphors you might use.
I prefer "to keep me as an employee", but it is fine as you wrote it.
September 20, 2023
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Chris Huang
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Chinese (Mandarin), English
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English
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