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They bully newcomers and severely discriminate against and ostracize people who work seriously. They firmly uphold the creed that if you have connections, nothing is a problem; if you don't have connections, you should quickly flatter people and curry favor (personally taught by a supervisor). Don't assume the head office will be any better—especially a certain department that "only takes cases other risk-control departments don't want." They do all kinds of things to newcomers. Some supervisors are sycophants who rely on connections, lack professionalism, and have no intention of doing any real work; they only want to muddle through until retirement. As a result, you shoulder all the messes, while all the credit goes to "that connected person" who is helping the supervisor rise through the ranks.
You are only suited for it if you have a strong stomach and are willing to be a servant.