1. The company is close to an MRT station.

2. Friendly colleagues (excluding Christians)

1. The air conditioning can only be turned on in one unit. The boss says it would consume too much electricity. The office is very stuffy and hot—during the summer, it feels like being in a sauna.

2. The company’s proudly advertised benefit, “Family Day,” is simply giving you 30 dollars every Wednesday to buy a drink. What can you buy for 30 dollars? Two bottles of Mai Hsiang? If the drink costs more than 30 dollars, you have to pay the difference yourself.

3. The prizes in the year-end party games are vouchers for the company’s products, calculated at the regular price rather than the employee price.

4. The boss almost always comes into the office during the lunch break and does not make any effort to be quiet. Upon entering, they slam the door loudly, chew very loudly while eating lunch, and make all kinds of noise.

5. The company claims to provide diverse training, but it only buys online courses for you to watch—roughly two videos a year??

6. Once you join, don’t expect promotion or a raise. Raises are given reluctantly and are minimal. I recommend simply changing jobs.