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Holidays are paid. The restroom is great. There are lots of young people. Everyone chats at work. If you like taking it easy while collecting a paycheck, you can go there.
Drawbacks
1. The people in the accounting department are all very strange and talk very loudly. They don't like interacting with others, and they make a big fuss when you ask for a travel expense reimbursement.
2. The company's white-haired manager has a very low level of literacy, can't speak English, and likes watching the surveillance cameras.
3. The PM and AM both speak very loudly and are very impolite when asking for things.
4. The IT, HR, and general affairs staff are all old and really unpleasant. Talking to them feels like there is a generation gap; it seems as though they don't understand what we are trying to express.
5. It seems like all the normal people have resigned, leaving behind a bunch of people who are impossible to communicate with.
6. Many people have been laid off. Remember to stay on the good side of the right people, and be careful what you say—you can't offend accounting. The company looks like it has two factions: one aligned with the white-haired manager and one with the rich second-generation heir. All that's missing is one more team, and they could have a major battle.
7. The old general affairs staff member spends all day at counter 80. The last time I saw him lecturing someone there, I thought it was my mom scolding her daughter.