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1. 104 looks good on the surface, but in reality it is not. The company's operations are far worse than before; the only benefits are labor and health insurance, and the year-end party is nothing special.
2. Business trips are definitely treated as a responsibility-based work system, and you have to provide your own laptop.
3. The office environment is poor—old and outdated—and the atmosphere is lifeless.
4. No salary adjustment after passing the probationary period.
5. High employee turnover.
Those who are planning to interview, please think twice!!
None. Poor benefits.
On-site at a government agency, basically doing miscellaneous clerical work for the government
The office environment is very poor. The company provides a laptop, but it is extremely difficult to use.
The clock-in system is online, and it is also very difficult to use.
Pros
The company makes grand promises to you
Cons
The company makes grand promises to you, then keeps criticizing you for not doing well enough.
What was said in the section below about the positive points is absolutely right.
1. It looks good on 104, but in reality it isn't. The company's operations are far worse than before. The benefits are limited to labor and health insurance, and the annual banquet is nothing special.
2. Business trips are definitely based on a responsibility system, and you have to provide your own laptop.
3. The office environment is poor—old and outdated—and the atmosphere is lifeless and gloomy.
4. No salary increase after passing the probationary period.
5. High employee turnover; many people leave—old, middle-aged, and young.
None
For four months, the amount of money deposited into my account was incorrect. Overtime is a rip-off, the manager is difficult, rework is frequent, the process management system has bugs, and the internal engineers still haven't debugged them promptly.