1. Develop a strong bond with colleagues who joined at the same time.

2. The salary is quite generous—better than the industry average.

1. The company distributes toilet paper once a month, and there is no toilet paper provided in the restrooms.

2. No year-end bonus, no employee travel program, no year-end party, and no spring banquet. There are gift bonuses for the three major festivals.

3. There is serious conflict between departments. The longer people stay, the more calculating they become. People are meddlesome and love gossiping and speaking ill of others.

4. The company has no SOPs, and the procedures are complicated. No one seems to know anything, and when you ask questions, the other person may respond with a very bad attitude.

5. Turnover is very high, yet from time to time the company hires senior managers at high salaries (but most of them are all talk and no action).

6. Don't expect a raise. They will only make you work yourself to death, unless you are very aggressive and outspoken or have someone protecting you behind the scenes.

7. As everyone on the forum has said, the company's relatives and other well-connected people are exactly that arrogant and irresponsible.

8. Here, being good at "kissing up" is more important than being "competent."

Don't join unless you have to—you'll just be wasting your time. There are better companies waiting for you.