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There aren’t really any advantages; the boss’s pretended image does have many advantages, though.
They try their best to underpay employees, paying as little as possible. After working for two months, I received less than 3,000. There was no labor or health insurance. For the following two months, the total finally came to 5,000, which was already far too little, and they still dragged it out for several months. They used all kinds of reasons and excuses to delay payment. They were irresponsible about the money they owed, yet spoke badly about employees behind their backs. Some of what they said was untrue and could even be considered defamation. While I was still employed, I heard her complain about how terrible former employees were and almost believed her. It was only after I was actually pushed into resigning that I learned the truth. Absolutely not recommended.