Nice decor (very hot in summer, very cold in winter), high floor (you have to queue for the elevator every day to get to work—it feels like every day is an anniversary sale), that's it.

The turnover rate is frighteningly high; fewer than five people at headquarters have stayed for more than a year. Communication between departments is seriously problematic, and decisions change from one day to the next to an absurd degree. There are no systems, no year-end bonus, no bonuses for the three major holidays (only gifts????), no employee trips, no year-end party, and no spring dinner. Being one minute late once a month means your perfect-attendance bonus is forfeited. They speak to employees quite rudely, like a private-school drill instructor reprimanding students. Employees like to push responsibilities onto others (especially one department in a remote area). If hell has 18 levels, this place is the 19th—welcome to the experience.