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1. Everything said during the interview sounds very good
2. Makes themselves sound very impressive
3. Designers can negotiate a commission-based arrangement
4. Public holidays are days off
5. Take-home pay is 24K+ after labor and health insurance deductions, plus lunch (paid for with company funds and not counted as part of the salary)
1. Their true colors will show after two months
2. The boss acts based on their emotions; when in a bad mood, they take it out on employees
3. The original position is design assistant, but after two months it will gradually become: picking up children, delivery driver, design assistant, site-work assistant, and general laborer
4. They often brainwash people, turning wrong things into right ones
5. When a project site incurs losses, they often keep bringing up the 24K+ salary after labor and health insurance deductions, plus lunch, as well as the personnel expenses that the company was originally responsible for
6. Wears away your passion for design
7. The company already considers 24K+ after labor and health insurance deductions, plus lunch, to be a lot, so aside from being promoted to designer and negotiating a commission-based arrangement with them, advancement is basically difficult
8. The company's various systems are very inadequate
9. The company is small, but surveillance cameras have been installed in many areas