1. If the boss likes you, you may get to go on business trips to inspect places and visit attractions.

2. The office environment is beautiful and comfortable (you can take off your shoes).

3. Perhaps because it is in the tourism industry, it is easy to take leave (as long as you find someone to cover for you), and many colleagues often travel abroad.

1. The boss is extremely emotional and easily mixes personal and professional matters. Once you are blacklisted or regarded as someone who is “problematic and leads others in causing trouble,” you basically do not need to keep working there.

2. Overtime is routine for business staff, with no overtime pay (someone may even clock you in automatically).

3. There is no established training system; you often only find out how things should be done after being scolded for doing them incorrectly.

4. There are many informants, so you cannot show even the slightest dissatisfaction with the company (they place great emphasis on having the “right attitude”).

This company can be recommended for obedient employees who want to work steadily for their entire careers, provided that the boss does not dislike them.