Colleagues get along well, and the atmosphere is good. Although the work is quite varied, it is not difficult. You can leave work on time, and the lunch break is 15 minutes longer.

After joining the company, you may not necessarily do the work described in the job opening you interviewed for. Most of the work consists of administrative tasks. Salaries may not be paid on time, and bonuses may also be delayed. The general manager often makes discriminatory remarks that make employees uncomfortable. All policies are determined by the general manager and frequently change according to his mood, creating various obstacles to carrying out the work. Perhaps I am not experienced enough to get along with him.