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1. Colleagues are generally easy to get along and communicate with, the environment is fairly comfortable, and the atmosphere is pleasant
2. The company takes on a wide range of projects, so there are many different things to be exposed to
3. You are not alone when working overtime; there are often many people around
4. Working hours are flexible, with three 10-minute break periods during the day
5. After staying for a while, you learn to protect your own rights and your work efficiency improves (varies from person to person)
6. In the short term, it is a good place for newcomers to train and challenge themselves
1. Overtime pay must be claimed proactively
2. The salary occasionally differs from the actual amount; you need to pay attention and assert your rights yourself
3. Leave days occasionally differ from the actual entitlement; you need to pay attention and assert your rights yourself
4. It is understandable that the company requires employees to cooperate with project schedules, but the workload is occasionally assigned at an unreasonable and excessive level. You need to pay attention and raise your difficulties with your superiors (they may not necessarily be taken into account, and there are still opportunities when you ultimately have to grit your teeth and work overtime)
5. Employee training is only offered occasionally (or when required by a project), rather than being “scheduled regularly” as stated on 104; the company tends to favor employees finding ways to pursue further training on their own
6. Salaries are generally lower than in other industries of a similar nature, while the workload is not necessarily lighter, and the scope for salary increases is also smaller
7. The company is located near a metro line currently under construction, during a particularly difficult period for transportation...
8. Employee turnover is relatively high
9. The company is sometimes not particularly rigorous in its quality requirements for completed work...