Because there is little overlap between colleagues’ responsibilities, coworkers are very friendly, and you can ask questions whenever you have them. However, everyone is extremely busy, and many people are often not in the office.

The work schedule is supposedly flexible, but in reality, working overtime is the norm. No one starts work punctually at nine; instead, people stay until seven or eight in the evening. As soon as you join, you are immediately put in charge of a project. They claim that someone will guide you, but in reality, it is merely a handover, and you have to figure out on your own what to do and which direction to take. I recommend asking clearly about the salary structure, year-end bonus, and other related matters, and assessing whether the salary is proportional to the time and effort required. Unlimited overtime is the norm.