The company gives you plenty of room, whether in terms of the office environment, room to make an impact, or calories (snacks and drinks).

If you have the ability and want the freedom to make your mark, it is a great place. However, compared with large companies, employee training is not as good. You mainly have to take the initiative to learn and ask questions. People who are not used to finding things to do on their own may feel unsure about what they are supposed to do.

The administration is somewhat problematic and seems not to be very familiar with labor laws, so you often need to remind them proactively.

Some major matters are decided after being discussed only with a small group of people from their own circle.

There was once a small group of employees who formed a clique and spread rumors behind people's backs. The company knew about it but did nothing; they even had control over the decision-making.