The company is quite well-known in certain fields, but people who do not collect toys or figurines are probably very unfamiliar with it.

The owner is a toy collector himself, and the company has a fairly sizable design team. The overall atmosphere is relatively relaxed, possibly because both the owner and the colleagues are young. The office is not the kind of place with a serious, silent atmosphere.

As soon as you exit the elevator, you can see a large Star Wars figure. Beside the reception desk is an entire display wall filled with various toys. The office is bright, and the meeting rooms are named after different toy series, with movie posters inside. Many people have desks piled high with toys or figurines. For people who love American comics, Disney, and Pixar, this is probably a pretty wonderful place to work.

Although you should not set your expectations too high for things like year-end bonuses, some of the smaller benefits—such as birthday leave, fully paid sick leave, flexible working hours, and the company renting sports courts for employees to play on—are quite nice. This year (2020), despite the impact of the pandemic, salaries were still adjusted upward. It feels like the owner is someone who shares the profits with employees.

The company has grown very quickly. In just 10 years since its founding, it has grown to its current size of more than 100 and nearly 200 employees. However, some of its internal systems and processes have not kept pace. Certain areas lack clear guidelines, coordination between departments is still being adjusted, and it feels like there will be a further period of adjustment. People who are accustomed to having clear SOPs may find it somewhat difficult to adapt.