The salary is acceptable, and severance pay is provided in the event of dismissal.

Flexible working hours, allowing you to leave on time; plenty of snacks—more than you can finish; young and easygoing colleagues.

A company without clear systems. Aside from the colleagues being nice, the managers are very good at finding fault with you.

Within one month of joining alongside others hired at the same time, I saw at least five people leave. The turnover is high, and the company is not afraid to dismiss employees.

Although clocking in and out is done electronically, if you forget to clock in, you can simply say that you forgot, and nothing will happen.

The actual job duties differ from what was explained during the interview. They expect you to get up to speed quickly, but what they really need is someone with extensive experience.

The above is based on an experience from several years ago. The information on Tianyancha is genuinely worth consulting—don't ignore the warning signs.