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Salary is paid on time
The office is bright and clean
Very close to an MRT station
Extremely high employee turnover
Except for managers, everyone has less than two years of tenure
The exhibition industry is not the design industry; it is a service industry that serves clients' various revision requests
After the manager revises it, the business team revises it; after the business team revises it, the manager revises it; after the manager revises it, the business team revises it; after the business team revises it, the client revises it
After the client revises it, the manager revises it; after the manager revises it, the business team revises it—an endless cycle of revisions until the deadline arrives;
It even makes you wonder whether the client has ever seen it before the revisions begin. Everyone inside the company happily revises it internally, only for the client to not want it at all;
They also have to put on an act and discuss design concepts, which is simply a waste of time,
One layout is not enough to give the client; you have to provide ten layouts for the client to choose from, and then revise them again after the client chooses one;
In fact, when clients are not professionals, they just feel that something is off and do not even know what they want themselves,
Yet you still have to bluff them with design concepts to persuade them
Suitable for people with no work experience who want to enter the exhibition industry, as well as those who like receiving guidance from managers
People who value efficiency or have produced genuinely high-quality content will find the workflow here very strange