Before joining, you may want to consider the following:

1. The colleagues are very nice, and there is always someone you can ask for advice when you encounter problems.

2. The Employee Welfare Committee puts genuine effort into its work.

1. Overall, the company is not profitable. Some business units make money, but others are losing money terribly, and some seem to have no direction. They keep merging and consolidating things, but still cannot produce anything worthwhile. After all that effort, the result is the kind of thing that blows up during a demo.

2. One of the manager’s KPIs is how much money they help the company save, so there are requests to cut costs. However, the manager will use various ways to disguise these requests rather than directly telling you, “This is related to my KPI—we need to save money.”

3. At the 2024 year-end banquet, there were around 40 prizes, but nearly half of them (20) were pairs of VieShow movie tickets. It was more frustrating to win than not to win.

4. The promotion and compensation systems are not very transparent.

5. Some people have very little to do, while others are extremely busy.