1. Free lunch is provided at noon.

2. Unlimited coffee, milk, and tea bags are available.

3. You can often try out skincare products.

4. The colleagues are all easy to get along with.

5. Overtime is rarely required.

1. This was the worst workplace environment among all the companies I’ve worked for. Cockroaches appeared every now and then. Once, while I was writing at my desk, a cockroach suddenly came flying out of nowhere. It was extremely frightening...

2. There are no year-end parties or spring banquets, and team gatherings are extremely rare—it depends on whether the boss is in the mood.

3. Professional expertise is not respected; as long as you are submissive enough and willing to work, that is all that matters.

4. Meaningless meetings with no conclusions are held all the time, and there is still no follow-up after they end.

5. Decisions constantly change. Often, after working on something for a long time and nearly completing it, the boss will suddenly decide not to proceed because he is in a bad mood.

This leaves you spinning your wheels with no goals or direction, and eventually you start to doubt yourself.

6. The boss has poor emotional management and extremely low EQ. He often raises his voice at employees in the office and frequently makes sarcastic remarks and personal attacks.

This is the first time I have encountered a boss who calls employees idiots and says there is something wrong with their brains.

7. The company has a flat organizational structure, so everything has to be taken to the boss.

8. The boss’s way of speaking lacks logic. He often fails to explain things clearly, yet insists that he has said them many times and blames you for not understanding what he meant. Everything depends on whether he is in a good mood. When he dislikes you or is in a bad mood, you may be subjected to sarcastic remarks or even be asked, “Are you an idiot?” despite having done nothing wrong.

9. The company provides no training and only exploits your capabilities. There is also no one to learn from because the people above you cannot explain things clearly themselves.

10. The boss basically has no ideas of his own. He often tells you to think about it again, and even when you come up with something, if he does not like it, he still tells you to think about it again. The matter then keeps cycling endlessly through “think about it again.” When he is in a bad mood one day, he starts blaming you for making no progress.

This is simply a company with many shortcomings and problems. Personally, I feel that people who have ideas of their own usually would not want to stay for long,

because it is simply a waste of their youth and their life.