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1. The boss is very polite on the surface (but who knows what he says in private).
2. Parking is convenient, and the company is very close to the Zhongxiao Xinsheng MRT Station—about a 3–5 minute walk.
3. You do not need to clean the environment yourself; just keep your own desk and storage cabinet tidy. Everything else is handled by the cleaning lady.
4. Those who are having a harder time financially can proactively sign up for more site-measurement projects. Each measurement project is scored and comes with a measurement bonus. (However, the people who do the drawings are usually the most unhappy about measuring, because the measurement and drawing bonuses are the same. Unless you are a woman, otherwise, if you are too inexperienced, just obediently keep drawing and let the veterans handle the measurements.)
5. The company has official vehicles, but to drive one, you must first be a project designer or construction manager. Other employees have few opportunities to use them.
6. There are construction secretaries who can handle all kinds of miscellaneous construction tasks.
1. Clocking in via mobile phone effectively monitors employees’ locations. It is somewhat frightening, and it is also unclear whether the software system might steal personal data.
2. Although the company looks glamorous, the overall internal atmosphere is not very good, and the distinction between veterans and newcomers is very clear.
In this day and age, using this traditional approach is really unreasonable; no young person would accept this kind of system.
3. On the surface, you are a designer, but unless you really like and identify with the company’s design style, your own ideas will be rejected.
4. The construction schedules are so long that they are baffling. You cannot give the suppliers an explanation, and it is also difficult to raise the issue with the company.
5. The preparatory work for each project is extremely inadequate, which will leave you speechless during the construction period. In addition, your authority to make decisions at work is quite limited, so you are tied hand and foot and unable to move the project forward smoothly.
6. Employees must perform at various company activities to amuse the boss, wholeheartedly playing the role of the comic relief.
Then, as the comments below mention, regarding bonuses and awards:
Unless you are the boss’s godchild, it is almost impossible to receive a bonus or an award.
The pros and cons below are written very clearly, so they are worth referring to carefully~