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The colleagues working there are generally nice, except for the executives in power.
Although I don't know how many people I know will still be there after I resign.
The location is remote.
Insufficient local amenities, and benefits have been cut.
The salary is average, and applying for overtime is troublesome.
Mass layoffs to reduce expenses.
Of the promises made by upper management, few have been fulfilled.
They said there would be no layoffs, then laid off a large number of people three months later.
They said they would organize the environment before moving offices.
As a result, the new office only has one coffee machine and a vending machine from the 7-Eleven on the first floor.
People at lower levels come and go.
Ever since a certain senior executive parachuted in,
the workplace has become a venue for power struggles among upper management.
There are many horror stories.
If you really want to stay, stay for only one year.
Treat that year as a stepping stone.
After all, if you stay too long and your annual salary increases, you will also become a target for layoffs.