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1. All the colleagues are very nice
2. A beginner's village
1. Extremely high turnover
2. Nitpicks over employees' working hours; overtime pay must be applied for in advance, and whether it is approved depends on luck
3. Even taking annual leave depends on the boss's mood
4. The computer equipment is extremely outdated
5. Work responsibilities are unclear; everyone may end up doing sales work (except designers)
6. Sick leave is not necessarily approved
7. The boss has the final say on the resignation date. It does not necessarily follow the period agreed upon by both parties as required by labor laws; you may be asked to pack up and leave early
8. The boss often says they have never seen something two days after having seen it
9. The marketing budget is pitifully low, and when results are poor, employees are still the ones who get blamed
10. The boss is extremely emotional
11. Don't expect a bonus from the boss; it's harder than winning the lottery
12. From time to time, you will be called into meetings after work, with no overtime pay
13. The boss has an extremely positive view of themselves, is bursting with self-confidence, acts like an all-knowing, all-powerful director, and wants to dictate everything