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The supervisor will teach you as much as they can, and even if they don't understand something, they will discuss it with you seriously.
The atmosphere among colleagues is very good, and everyone works together to solve problems.
There is lots of delicious food.
The company is in a great location, with a very lively area nearby.
The salary is not high, but there is an enormous amount of work covering everything under the sun. The promised performance bonus was not paid at all.
On your first day of work, the boss tells you that they decide how long the probationary period is—probably about three months, depending on your performance.
You have to provide your own computer, and there is no repair subsidy if it breaks down.
Only after leaving the company did I discover that the company had reported my labor and health insurance late, and I still had to pay the National Pension myself.
The supervisor is usually easy to get along with, but when they are in a bad mood at work, they verbally abuse their colleagues.
The environment is not very good. The water has a strange smell, and the way to the restroom feels like walking through a haunted house. The restroom sometimes has its water shut off, so you have to carry a bucket of water over yourself to flush. There are many holes in the ceiling, making the feng shui poor. Many people come to work with colds, fall off their scooters, or are otherwise struggling in life.