What are the pain points of ordinary office workers?

Ordinary office workers, commonly known as blue-collar workers, are equivalent to white-collar workers, civil servants and middle and senior managers.

The present situation of ordinary office workers

1 Long working hours and strong demands on energy. General working hours are 10- 13 hours per day. Some people have to work in two shifts. It is standard to rest for four days a month. Many factories have two days off a month.

Working hours are tight and tasks are heavy, which requires you to be quick-thinking, fast-paced, and have high demands on physical strength and physical quality.

The quality of life is declining. Because of long working hours and fatigue, they avoid shopping, walking and social activities in order to maintain their physical strength. Some people don't even bother to do household cleaning and go to bed.

4 pressure, fierce competition, small development space and low salary.

Most of them have left their homes, and their reunion with their relatives has decreased, making it difficult to take care of their families.