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1. We work on project planning, helping many small, medium-sized, and startup companies write project proposals. Through this, we gain access to a lot of internal company information, and learning about these companies also broadens our horizons considerably.
There is no fixed schedule for writing proposals; it depends on how well the client cooperates.
However, there are two rush periods each year when deadlines approach and many proposals need to be submitted.
Although the proposals are repeatedly revised after they are written, you can learn more through the process.
2. Good working environment.
3. Both colleagues and supervisors are young, so there are many shared topics and little distance between coworkers.
4. I'm not sure whether this is an advantage or a disadvantage... Sometimes we receive unexpected projects or events to execute. For people who only want to write proposals, this may be a disadvantage; for those who are open to it, organizing events can be quite fun...
There are somewhat few people, but it seems like they are gradually hiring more.
You may gain weight because of prolonged sitting and frequently ordering drinks, so far with no exceptions.