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1. A bunch of old-timers with connections
2. You’ll work hard—until you drop
3. If you come here with a university degree, about two years is probably enough before you can leave. Don’t even think about transferring to a desirable team. Without a master’s degree or connections, just obediently look for another job.
4. Promotions are rigid, and the design teams in different functions are rigid too. They even presumptuously conduct internal training. After the training, would they dare let people transfer to another team? It’s all just an act.
The supervisor provided a very thorough introduction, showed great respect for the interviewee’s needs and opinions, strongly encouraged them to express themselves, and communicated in a nonjudgmental manner.
The salary may be slightly low, and the working hours (including overtime) may be somewhat long.