Most people are easy to get along with. The day-to-day sales work is fairly autonomous. Resigning is quick and straightforward, without a lot of unnecessary hassle.

The factory in Daxi is very old. Sometimes you have to queue to use the restroom. My impression is that during the three major festivals, near-expiry products are distributed.

Sales staff use their own cars. The subsidy is average, and the fuel costs and vehicle wear from visiting stores every day may not necessarily break even.

Some subjective people like to make sarcastic remarks and criticize others. There are rumors of internal struggles, forced resignations, and repeatedly harping on the same issues. People in certain positions keep changing.

The air in the place around the corner is extremely oppressive. Going in feels like being kidnapped; only after paying the ransom and leaving can you take a fresh breath.