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Read the community guidelines1. The group is second to none in the PR industry, and getting in will look great on your résumé.
2. The work atmosphere is very good.
3. Salaries are transparent; the starting salary and overtime pay are among the most conscientious in the industry and fully comply with regulations.
4. The interview is relatively difficult. It is recommended that you be mentally prepared, genuinely want to enter the high-tech/IT industry, and understand it.
5. The company is well known for providing solid but demanding learning experiences, so be mentally prepared.
The company is made up almost entirely of women, with differences in age, personality, and social circles, so getting along can be relatively tiring.
1. Solid foundational training
2. Very willing to give newcomers opportunities, allowing them to quickly develop many skills
3. Many of the clients are multinational technology companies, which can broaden your perspective (it is unclear whether the clients still include these companies)
4. The starting salary can be said to be the best in the public relations industry, and overtime pay is also provided
1. The company primarily focuses on the B2B technology industry, but the industry has a high barrier to entry. There are few managers whose experience and capabilities both meet the requirements, and there is significant turnover among the company’s mid- and senior-level managers.