1. There are many opportunities during the company’s transformation.

2. The new office was just established and has a great environment.

1. The company is chaotic during the transformation.

2. There is a lot of infighting in my department that other departments don’t know about.

3. The job posting makes the position sound glamorous, but the actual work is just running errands.

4. You never get overtime pay for working overtime. The claim that you can take time off in lieu is also just a pretext.

5. The people there are very good at bragging; they can make something dead sound alive.

6. The managers all come from marketing and sales backgrounds. If you want to delve into technical R&D, don’t go there—the products are all white-label goods.

7. The company is a rip-off; it even charges for parking.

8. The company’s veterans are very good at flattering the CEO, and they constantly pay lip service to “raising issues when there are problems.” It’s truly pathetic.

9. Whenever there’s a meeting, it lasts at least two hours. I’ve attended five-hour meetings.

10. Sometimes there’s nothing to do all day, so it’s suitable for coasting toward retirement.