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Read the community guidelinesThe internal employees are very nice.
The company benefits were described as being very good, and during the interview, the boss also seemed very open-minded and broad-minded.
After joining, I found that the boss was very difficult to deal with, and the company’s compensation and benefits were not as good as advertised.
Think carefully before joining.
No particular impression.
1. There is a probationary period, with none of the protections that a job should provide, such as labor and health insurance.
2. It is a newly established small company, so the supply of projects is unstable.
3. It is a responsibility-based employment system with no overtime pay.
4. After talking with the employees there, I learned that the compensation and benefits are vastly different from what was initially promised; the pay is drastically cut immediately after the probationary period.
5. There are no established systems; everything is decided by upper management.