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1. You can listen to music while working
2. Basically, you can start and finish work on time
3. You can arrange your own working hours
1. If you don't curry favor with anyone, you'll be excluded
2. Participation in activities is mandatory; if you don't participate, you're considered not a team player, and it will be factored into an unofficial evaluation
3. Communication isn't very good; they expect you to be very obedient and compliant
4. You may still receive messages in group chats or private messages after work hours
5. There are no benefits at all during the first three months—not even a lunch subsidy. Colleagues treating everyone when they're late doesn't count either, but the person on duty still has to immediately go downstairs to take their turn