1. The office environment is beautiful because we spend 10–15 minutes cleaning every morning, with different duties rotated monthly.

2. New hires can learn a lot because the supervisors will always tell you when they don't know something.

3. You become more careful in how you treat people because other departments may complain to senior management about you when they get upset over something minor.

4. You become more meticulous in handling matters because the internal systems are complicated and tedious, with different tasks and processes further subdivided.

5. You become faster at getting things done because the system SOPs change from one day to the next.

6. You learn to be flexible because your work arrangements are frequently interrupted and interspersed with various miscellaneous tasks.

7. You develop a stronger mentality because the supervisor will not stand up for subordinates.

8. You become very good at complimenting people because only those who flatter others get rewarded.

9. You develop excellent execution skills because upper management only knows how to give orders.

10. You become very good at passing the buck because everyone else is very good at passing the buck.

11. You learn teamwork because they say they'll discuss things together, but in the end, the credit goes to whoever is good at flattery.

12. You become very good at dealing with vendors because upper management will say there's no budget and ask you to haggle for money.

13. You learn to appreciate things because there are no bonuses for the three major holidays, only one rice dumpling.

14. You become eager to learn because the boss occasionally holds classes to give lengthy talks about (his own) philosophy on life.

15. You become the boss's favorite kind of employee: highly servile, because you get more tasks but no more pay.

16. You become skilled at dealing with all kinds of people because you're wonderful when they need you, but once they don't, they'll abandon you after crossing the river.

17. You start going to bed and getting up very early because arriving early ten times for ten minutes earns you an extra $150 in beverage credit.

18. You become very good at allocating a budget because you only get $300–$450 in monthly beverage credit, with no employee discount.

19. You feel relaxed because there are no year-end parties or spring banquets, only a Christmas dinner.

20. You find it interesting because you might be called in to support a retail store while on vacation!

What you learn from the job is a matter of personal perspective; feel free to give it a try.