1. You can frequently participate in company activities. In any case, they organize a whole lot of activities, and employees spend all day wearing red polo shirts, saying how great the company is and how proud they are.

2. There is a so-called benefits allowance of more than 30,000 for you to apply for as you please.

3. You can tell everyone that you work for the largest foreign bank in the world.

4. If you want a job for retirement, or you can’t leave the financial industry, you can come to this company. They are very short-staffed, turnover is very high, and there are plenty of jobs for you to choose from.

1. Long-time employees are very cliquish. If you are a long-time employee who has never worked in the financial industry, they will look down on you!

In reality: The long-time employees cannot escape the prison of the financial industry and cannot find jobs elsewhere, so you don’t need to worry about their cold looks or harsh remarks.

2. As for matters that should be improved, the company basically does not address them. Managers listen, but they do not report them to higher management.

3. Most departments have endless overtime. In some departments you can claim it, while in others you cannot—it depends on your department. The money you earn here all goes toward seeing doctors. Take care, everyone!

4. There are many factions, and everyone is very protective of themselves. To work here, you should adopt the mindset that you don’t know your coworkers after work. If the company could have a psychologist on-site, it would probably help.

5. The people inside are all quite repressed.