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1. The direct supervisor is a bit strict, but is willing to teach.
1. You have to arrive early every day to clean the environment.
2. Once you join, it is an endless overtime nightmare. Work starts at 8:30 in the morning and continues until 9 or 10 at night. You will not be explicitly asked to work on holidays, but the daily workload assigned to you is overwhelmingly large, so you still end up spending the entire holiday working. Holidays are effectively meaningless.
3. An editor is supposed to format and proofread an author's writing, right? But the way things are done here is very unusual: the author only needs to provide a book title (I don't remember whether it needs to include a table of contents), and the editor is then told to research enough material online and explain it in their own words. In the end, the author's name is put on it, and that is called a book.
4. The atmosphere in the workplace is extremely, extremely, extremely cold. Apart from necessary work-related matters, colleagues hardly talk to one another at all, making every day at work very painful.