As a master's student at a university of science and technology, let's encourage one another.

1. I feel that you grow very quickly here. This growth comes from working until very late; sometimes it may even be until the early morning, but that is the nature of the consulting industry. As supervisors often say, after about a year here, you can probably work independently. But all of this is the price paid in exchange for long working hours. If you want to come here to experience growth through long working hours, please do.

2. You can learn a perfect attitude toward work. There is no limit to perfection here, so I hear that very few people are able to stay.

3. There are no assigned seats, so you have to tidy your desk before leaving work every day. Personally, I like having an assigned seat. Work is tiring enough, and then you still have to clean up all sorts of things. To repeat the old saying: this is to cultivate you into a perfect person.

4. Supervisors hope that you will ask questions, but after you ask one, you may not dare to ask again next time.

5. Remember to obtain a copy of your National Health Insurance record to check whether you have been insured. Perfect.

6. There are opportunities to learn about many different areas. There are few employees, so you have to get involved in a bit of everything—just a bit. The benefit is that you can learn a lot. Perfect.

7. You can build up your physical stamina, because there is no lunch break here. You can go take a nap at the nearby McDonald's instead. Perfect.

8. You have to write a diary every day, and it should be eloquent and expressive. Your Chinese language skills need to be very strong because you need to know many synonyms.

9. The old-timers...................................................

Welcome to an extremely perfect life. Enjoy growth; enjoy growing.

Cons

None, because this place is super perfect: it has a perfect blueprint, a perfect life, and the perfect limit.

None, because this place is super perfect: it has a perfect blueprint, a perfect life, and the perfect limit.