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Read the community guidelines1. A large company, a business under Hong Kong’s Fung Group, suitable for those who want to develop their careers in a large company or use it as a stepping stone
2. The office is fairly new; it has been relocated and renovated
3. Colleagues get along well with one another
1. It’s a large company, so it has all the problems you would expect
2. Loyalty is listed as the company’s top value; you may want to think about why
3. Managers and above must hold quarterly budget review meetings, including at least two pre-meetings. Everyone sits in a meeting room to review more than 100 slides. If the meeting starts in the afternoon, it may already be very late by the time it ends. Suitable for people who enjoy meetings
4. The company has many activities, though they may take up weekends. Suitable for people who also want to work on weekends
5. The head of the Finance Department has an egocentric approach to decision-making, interfering with the company’s normal operations and often behaving in ways that make other colleagues feel unhappy. Employees dare to be angry but do not dare to speak up. Their specialty is embellishing figures, and they often tell other departments to do things their way. Despite receiving complaints every year, there has been no apparent improvement. Suitable for those who want to challenge their limits. To make the figures look good and save money, they often stop at nothing; purchase requisitions and expense reimbursements are frequently nitpicked
6. Not to mention the salary: they will use underhanded methods to reduce costs and find ways to suppress your pay
7. I’ll leave the rest for the brave to complete