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For newcomers, you can learn quite a bit of practical knowledge (not necessarily professional knowledge).
You also develop stress tolerance (!?)
Relationships among colleagues are pretty good; I haven't heard of anyone stabbing others in the back.
Overtime pay is paid in full as recorded (on-site positions only).
You can find the drawbacks on Google; what’s said there probably isn’t too far off.
Since the upper management comes from a hardware background, those doing this kind of work should be mentally prepared before joining (remember to fasten your helmet and bulletproof vest tightly).
Software roles are relatively more relaxed.
Also, don’t set your expectations too high for the salary. It’s probably around 12 months of salary plus a one-month year-end bonus, although someone has received as little as 6K for the year-end bonus~
The stock price soared in 2017, but the distribution didn’t really change.
As for the reviews.........
I’ve only heard from a friend that this place is a lot like a vocational training center (!?)