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The company has good prospects, is expanding into new types of business, and is also growing in scale, making it suitable for capable and ambitious people.
There are many opportunities for business trips. In addition to regular trips for site supervision, there are also trips for other inspections, so this is a good place for people who enjoy being on the road.
The atmosphere among colleagues is harmonious, and supervisors take responsibility externally rather than pushing employees into the line of fire.
There are plenty of resources, and those who genuinely want to learn can gain a great deal of knowledge and experience.
There is also sick leave for personal matters that does not deduct from your salary, as part of the company benefits.
Some supervisors are rather emotional and occasionally poor at judging people, but aside from scolding employees, they do not impose any substantive punishment.
Due to business needs, there are many last-minute business trips (notice is given 1–2 days before departure), so engineers joining the company should be mentally prepared for this aspect of the work.
There are many work responsibilities, so you need to arrange and manage your workload properly on your own.