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Read the community guidelinesThinking about it now, there really aren't any.
The only thing worth being happy about is that work starts at 10:30 and ends at 18:30 (but I usually work overtime, so I've never actually gotten off work on time).
The company doesn't pay salaries until the 15th.
The labor pension contribution is deducted from your base salary (the boss won't tell you this during the interview). So the salary you initially negotiated with the boss may seem acceptable, but after deducting the labor pension contribution and labor and health insurance, you'll be earning about the same as a fresh graduate.
If you want to train your fundamentals, it's acceptable, but if you want to improve your design skills, I don't recommend staying here.