Large organization, so you can learn a lot about how to conduct yourself from a large company and practice teamwork. Stable with a somewhat slower pace; there is no need to be particularly innovative, and managers advance mainly based on seniority. The convenience store offers discounts, the department has relatively little overtime, working hours are flexible, and remote work is possible. The salary is decent. Since I do not expect a raise at this company, I can accept it. The company provides a cafeteria, which is fairly inexpensive.

The year-end bonus is even lower than in the public sector. Basically, you only get compensatory leave, and it is unlikely that you will receive overtime pay. Even when you take compensatory leave, you still have to work if something comes up. There are many petty details and unspoken rules, and there are always some gossipy people who like to talk about others and spread rumors. Avoiding offending people is more important than doing the job well. It is extremely far away, the surrounding area is desolate, and there is not much to eat. The company has a cafeteria, but the dishes are more or less the same every day.