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Read the community guidelinesIt's very easy to slack off and coast; basically, no one keeps tabs on you. You have the freedom to go to 7-Eleven or take care of personal errands during work hours.
Even the supervisor spends every day browsing auction websites and doesn't have to do anything else.
No one follows up on projects, so you can work slowly—after all, the schedule is just for show.
There is no supervision or system, so longtime employees pretend to be busy—pretend to be busy, pretend to be busy. This results in all the work being left to new hires.
Once you join, you'll inevitably wonder why the longtime employees are coasting and enjoying themselves while you're the only one who can't do the same.
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The actual salary is lower than the salary posted on the job bank.