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1. If you have no great ambitions in life, you can wait until retirement.
2. If you seek a comfortable life, this place is worth considering.
3. The work is not very stressful; as long as you watch what you say, you’ll be fine.
1. The salary is not high, and I’ve heard that it is difficult to get adjustments. There is basically no salary adjustment policy because the boss is extremely stingy, so the benefits you would expect from a Japanese company are nowhere to be found...
2. If you want to work in sales, do not come here. The pay is laughable, although there is relatively little pressure regarding performance. In any case, when there is blame to be assigned, the marketing department gets saddled with it. In short, the key-account sales role is essentially a sales assistant position, while the marketing staff also double as salespeople.
3. Internal conflicts are serious, and every department is very good at dodging responsibility. The organization is restructured every so often. The most outrageous thing I’ve heard is that the entire Finance Department disappeared at once.
4. The boss lives in his own little world and has an overly positive opinion of his own company, so the high turnover in some areas of the company can also be credited to him.
5. The resources for counter-based and open-shelf products differ greatly. Anyone considering joining should think carefully. If you are just passing through, you can come, but if you plan to stay for more than a year, I suggest you don’t. After all, your life is still beautiful.....
6. It’s all women inside, so there are all kinds of schemes and infighting.... It looks wonderful on the surface, but there are turbulent undercurrents.