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Sometimes there was nothing to do, so I would just sit there all day.
I heard there was a one-month year-end bonus (but I never received it; apparently, you have to work for a full year to qualify).
I left before completing a full year.
I recommend that people with civil engineering experience apply (they will ask you to check the progress of construction projects, so you need to know what they are doing).
I couldn't understand what they were doing, so I was constantly berated.
Sometimes there were a lot of miscellaneous tasks (washing turtles, sweeping, mopping, and sometimes tenants would ask you to pick up things they didn't want. Once, I had to carry two or three rows of LED lights, and I ended up with a huge scrape on my hand).
There was a senior employee who had poor emotional control and would constantly give you a hard time.
Also, when the air conditioner's drain pan was full, they would ask you to unclog the air conditioner so they wouldn't have to pay an air-conditioning repair technician.
Finally, they paid your salary directly in an envelope rather than by bank transfer.