The atmosphere among colleagues is harmonious, with a strong sense of solidarity.

Be mentally prepared for the interview—you may have to wait a very, very long time.

It’s a small company, so job responsibilities aren’t clearly divided, there’s no established system, and everyone has to know how to do everything. Work is based on a responsibility system—you’re destined to work yourself to the bone.

Policies often change overnight, and policy information isn’t consistent.

As a result, you often have to work overtime, with no overtime pay. It’s a completely all-inclusive responsibility system.

The same few people are always the ones who get worn out.

As long as you flatter the boss, you can comfortably stay until retirement.

However, the boss is extremely suspicious, doesn’t really trust other people, and is very, very stingy—super stingy.

Employees aren’t treated like human beings. If the boss wants to fire you, they’ll start using petty tactics to force you to leave on your own.

A strong smell of feces may drift into the office.

There’s no year-end party, no spring banquet, and the year-end bonus is less than one month’s salary—but there is a $200 red envelope for returning to work after the New Year XD