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Colleagues are easy to get along with, the equipment is good, and it is a good place to hone your skills.
1. The boss paints an overly grand picture, changes direction constantly, and wants to follow whatever others are doing rather than be a pioneer.
2. Some managers and above are very capable, while others are only good at talking—even resorting to military-style education.
3. The time allocated for project planning is merely a reference. If upper management wants something now, you have to produce it immediately; what you produce may not necessarily be used. It is inefficient and a waste of time.
4. They are willing to spend money decorating two meeting rooms but unwilling to invest in their employees.
5. The terms agreed upon during the interview may differ from those when you officially start work.
6. The office is much like a daycare center, making it impossible to concentrate.
7. The prospects for future development are questionable.