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1. The environment is relatively straightforward, and there isn't much workplace politics, which is great.
2. The atmosphere is very good, and colleagues even cook and eat together, which feels really warm.
3. There are occasional training sessions, and the content is quite professional, helping you develop solid practical skills for work.
1. Salaries are sometimes paid late, and you even have to chase them up directly before they will pay you.
2. Once, I was asked to attend a seminar for further training related to work, and was actually docked wages for the time spent attending it. This was really unbelievable. If they ask you to attend a training seminar, I recommend first asking whether your pay will be deducted; otherwise, after being docked, you really won't know what to say.