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1. The company's internal systems are chaotic, and decisions change every few days.
2. Job responsibilities are unclear. Even if you're in administration, you'll be pulled into doing sales work.
3. Supervisors completely and cleanly shift their mistakes onto subordinates and are exceptionally skilled at pretending nothing happened—especially that witch with the surname Qiu.
4. The company's thinking is traditional and conservative, making it extremely restrictive to get things done. People with a lot of ideas are not advised to work at this company.
5. They constantly brainwash employees by saying that we're a happy company—it's ridiculous. Anyone interested in whether it's really a happy company can go and find out for themselves.
1. The year-end bonus is quite high
2. Gifts are provided for all three major holidays
1. The salary is very low! The salary is very low! The salary is very low! (It’s important, so I said it three times.)
2. Although the position is graphic design, it’s very much like doing miscellaneous tasks—you have to do everything.
3. Don’t tell your direct supervisor too much. Be careful, or you may be reported to the boss behind your back.
4. Internally, the company is no different from a family business. Decisions change every few days. When you revise a draft, three people may simultaneously tell you to change it, and each of their instructions is different.
5. The boss’s personal matters are all thrown to you to handle. Be mentally prepared for the scope of work to be limitless.