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The environment is dirty and messy; it’s a small room used as both a residence and an office.
According to what I heard, if you work overtime, you also have to sign additional agreements.
It feels like a small company with many things operating in the shadows.
The starting salary is only the minimum wage, but the operation follows a standard flexible working-hours system. You may need to be prepared to be on call at any time,
and on top of that, there is a responsibility-based system and mysterious overtime agreements.
All things considered, it seems quite unworthwhile to take the risk.