no

1. The office is actually not beautiful at all; it just has some cheap IKEA furniture, and it is very cramped. You also have to clear your desk completely after work, so you cannot leave potted plants, figurines, desk calendars, or other items there.

2. You will constantly be tagged on LINE after work, and you may receive messages on weekends or in the middle of the night (even though they are clearly not urgent matters). If you do not respond, you may also be reprimanded.

3. The division of responsibilities is extremely unclear. Position A is expected to handle tasks from positions B, C, and D, while position B is expected to handle tasks from positions A, C, and D. Even when there is a designer, you still have to create the materials yourself... They call it an “all-in-one” workflow, and if you cannot handle or are not skilled in certain areas, you will be accused of lacking ambition and learning ability.

4. No matter how seriously you work, the people above you will always assume that you are slacking off, and you will also have to constantly report what you are doing at work.

5. When you seriously offer improvement suggestions based on your expertise, they will only shoot them down or brush them off, and then question you in return. I suggest that anyone considering joining should just be a yes-person who agrees with everything; otherwise, all you can expect is to be mocked every day.

6. Policies change constantly, benefits are just a mirage, and there is no clear salary-review mechanism.