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The colleagues are easy to get along with.
The work isn’t very tiring, and overtime isn’t required.
Suitable for people who feel lost about the future—at least you can make some money.
When the boss comes to visit, they treat everyone to drinks.
The salary isn’t very good, and negotiating a raise is rather difficult. After working there for two years, I only got an 8% raise after everyone with experience in the department had resigned.
I was told for over a year that I was being trained as a supervisor, but in reality, they only dumped tasks on me.
There doesn’t seem to be much room for development, and you can’t learn very much. It’s not suitable as a lifelong career.
The department is considered to be at the bottom of the company, with a strong sense of being marginalized.
Communication between departments isn’t very good, and responsibility for the work is unclear.