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1. The colleagues are all very easy to get along with.
2. It is easy to take leave.
1. The supervisor may go back on their word. Even if a promotion has been agreed upon, they may suddenly assign work that was not at all within the scope of responsibilities originally discussed, then say that the results were below expectations and therefore refuse to give the promotion.
2. There is essentially no onboarding or training for new employees. If the colleague assigned to train you ignores you, you have to figure everything out on your own by looking through old materials. If you do not do well, the colleague training you may even scold you for not asking when you did not know how to do something.
3. The salary is low, so people who care about compensation should consider carefully.
4. Overall, the company is very pro-China. People who dislike China should not join; otherwise, you will only make yourself miserable.