The former colleagues were all nice, though most of them have left.

1. During the interview, the boss was extremely fond of bragging and making grand promises. After joining the company, none of it turned out to be real.

2. If there is not much work in the position you originally interviewed for, they will ask you to transfer to PM. Their PMs are ordinary salespeople. If you refuse, they will find a way to make you resign voluntarily.

3. Under the pretext of business trips, they will ask you to accompany them to visit clients, so women with sweet looks should be especially careful.

4. The salary breakdown will include various items, with many items added together to make up your total monthly salary. In fact, when doing the accounting, those expenses could be reported for tax purposes as travel expenses, employee benefits, or similar categories.

5. When you resign, they will try every possible way to deduct money from your salary. You will definitely need to make a trip to the labor bureau and find a way to get the money back.

6. You do not need to clock in at work, which may sound good, but in reality it means you have no protection. You need to provide evidence that you worked a full eight hours every day and were not late.