The lobby environment on the first floor is beautiful, and there is also a feng shui pond outside.

1) The receptionist always looks very unpleasant.

2) Overtime pay is included in the salary, with 21 hours of overtime preset (as informed by HR), but it is basically impossible to finish all the work... Even at 7:00 p.m., many people are still working, and every colleague looks exhausted.

3) All the units in the upstairs office are crammed together on one floor, with an extremely large number of people across all departments. You have to queue to use the photocopier. The silver metal OA desks are arranged very close together, so even a slightly bigger movement can cause you to bump into the OA partition behind you.

The manager's office has completely transparent glass walls and is located at the side, functioning like a live surveillance camera.

4) The workload is so heavy that you can only work like a robot; otherwise, you will never finish processing all the orders.

The senior colleague assigned to train you simply has no time to teach you at all...

5) When you submit your resignation, the manager will still make things difficult for you. It takes half a day to complete the procedures because the manager keeps refusing to sign. Very unprofessional.

6) The salary structure is split into many components, and the reported base salary is very low, so be sure to ask clearly during the interview.

Basically, it is a very exploitative company, with endless overtime and a fairly high employee turnover rate.