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The benefits are okay
The policies and systems are well established
The environment is clean and bright (the only thing that can really be said is that the red tables are truly ugly)
The seats have L-shaped dividers, and the workspaces are fairly large, so it is comfortable overall
The biggest advantage is probably that most colleagues are easy to get along with
There are an extremely large number of work rules and restrictions
The workflow is very chaotic
Supervisors often do not explain things clearly. When you ask follow-up questions, the answers they give are also very vague—you have to be psychic. If you are on the same wavelength, you can continue working together; if not, you will need to spend a lot of time communicating and making revisions.
To sum up the disadvantages:
This is a company that spends a great deal of time on meaningless rules and restrictions, with absolutely no flexibility.