The company has an elevator, and the older gentleman who guards the entrance downstairs is very polite.

I really can't think of anything else...

1. They tell clients that the company has more than 80 employees, but in reality there are probably fewer than 50. They hired a bunch of recent graduates who know absolutely nothing about marketing and keep passing clients around like a ball. I don't know whether this counts as deceiving clients.

2. The company doesn't even have an HR department. Overtime pay and other matters are unclear, and when I asked about them, I was inexplicably snapped at by what I assume was a newly hired accountant.

3. Before I was hired, they spoke very highly of their training. After joining, though, it felt like I was simply left to fend for myself. I couldn't get answers to anything and could only search online on my own.

4. The company's kitchen sink can get so dirty that it grows mold and mushrooms. The sticky board is dirtier than my floor at home. One day, while drinking from the coffee machine, I discovered a cockroach floating inside it!!!!!! I ran straight to the bathroom and threw up violently.

5. The supervisors have no ability whatsoever. It seems they don't even know how to operate ads. I don't know how clients dare to let this company handle their advertising.

6. The coworkers seem easy to get along with on the surface, but privately they scheme against one another. If you're not careful, you'll become the subject of all kinds of rumors and gossip. From the boss and supervisors to the coworkers, I don't know whose words can be trusted.

7. Not a single benefit listed on 104 was actually provided. I was essentially tricked into joining.

8. I heard from senior colleagues that salaries had been paid late multiple times before. It really opened my eyes.

9. The salespeople think that printing “consultant” on their business cards and acting arrogantly makes them impressive. They're all recent graduates—how can they send them out to discuss marketing with clients? It doesn't feel like any of them has experience.

10. The boss always thinks you're slacking off or stealing your salary. Your hard work will never be recognized.

11. The senior manager never seems to do anything but stay busy. You can't even find them when you want to ask a question. A company where even the supervisors are incapable is truly worrying.

12. The salespeople and the boss are only good at talking and making grand promises, but what they deliver is completely different. I guess this is how they lure clients in.

13. The so-called integrated marketing company actually outsources everything to part-time students because so many people have resigned and left.

14. I heard that the boss once told the company to create a fake brand, then invited people from other marketing companies to give presentations so they could steal their prices. From top to bottom, these are people of questionable character. It seems there is really no reason to stay any longer.

15. The company's systems are a complete mess. Fortunately, I have also found another job and am preparing to resign. I sincerely recommend that you not try this company lightly—you'll discover that a company can actually be this terrible.