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The managers and colleagues are good, the atmosphere is harmonious, and there is a relatively high degree of freedom. As long as the work meets expectations, that is sufficient; many things are open to discussion. There is also paid sick leave that does not deduct from your salary and free dinner.
There is no year-end bonus, no bonuses for the three major traditional holidays, and no annual leave. Promotion opportunities are poor, and it is not possible to transfer to learn new skills. The work is standardized and repetitive, with many trivial tasks and little change. The company has only one client. Overall, staying too long will reduce your competitiveness in the workplace. It is suitable for mothers returning to the workforce, university or graduate students working part-time, and recent graduates looking to build up experience. After all, the only client is a major international customer, so it should add some value to your résumé.