There is an employee meal every day at noon (it tastes like food from a typical cafeteria).

Even if you have not yet completed three months of employment, you are still included in the holiday cash gifts and presents. The company is not stingy about this (it values its reputation).

You have to change into indoor slippers when entering the company, which is comfortable for your feet.

As other friends have mentioned, there are very few stalls in the women's restroom. No matter when you go, you almost always have to queue, and it is crowded.

The colleagues at headquarters are friendly and polite on the surface, greeting you when they see you, but the atmosphere in the company is actually very dull.

The boss comes into the office every day to burn incense and pray. Colleagues working in the small rooms have to endure the smell of incense all day.

In the small department where I worked, apart from the long-serving veteran supervisor, people in my position were constantly changing. During my employment, the training was extremely inadequate, yet they kept looking for opportunities to criticize me and shift the blame for mistakes onto me. In the end, before I had even worked there for three months, they found an excuse that I was unsuitable for the position and dismissed me.