Are you willing to work overtime for free for the smooth completion of company business?

No, unless it is due to my own reasons that I cannot complete the work in time, I will work overtime for free

Having said that, in reality, many people are actually There is unpaid overtime, especially for some film and television companies in my industry. Because there is a lot of business, although the company has a lot of staff, it still requires a lot of overtime to complete the production on time.

Many people do it because of their love or because they want to improve their abilities through such high-intensity work. So you usually train yourself in this way, and then you can get good returns when you apply for a job.

However, generally speaking, if your project can be completed during normal working hours, but your boss insists on watching you every day and asking you to work overtime without any compensation (overtime pay or I'm totally unhappy about that. After getting off work, it means that the time after that is yours, and others have no right to take it for free unless you voluntarily do so.

Furthermore, even if I cannot complete my commute to and from get off work and need to work overtime, it is also a problem with your company's business arrangements (excluding issues of my own ability, as mentioned above), then my overtime must be paid. , because the fact that I need to work overtime is not caused by me.

So, to sum up, my unpaid overtime is conditionally unpaid, and under normal circumstances I will not work unpaid overtime for the company.