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You don’t have to worry about what to eat for your three meals, as the company provides them.
There are often employee trips, and the longer you stay, the more subsidies you receive.
It’s extremely demanding—very demanding.
As the printing date approaches, you may have to take drafts home to review even on Sundays and holidays. I personally once worked continuously for two to three months.
There is an unwritten rule that you can only ask for assistance during the week before printing, because that is when the printing date can be coordinated.
Therefore, once the work has been assigned, you have to find a way to complete it yourself no matter what happens.
(As for what criteria the supervisors use to assign work, that remains a mystery.)
Of course, if you ultimately cannot finish the work and coordination becomes necessary, points will be deducted from your performance evaluation.