If I were you, I wouldn't work here for all the tea in China.
Pros
Most people don't roll in to the office until after 10 a.m., so if you are a late riser, or just want to avoid some traffic, this is the place for you. The holiday party is quite nice.
Cons
This place is a cross between Groundhog's Day and the Mad Hatter's Tea Party. It is run by incompetent people with zero leadership skills. The success they've seen was all in the early days of the company and the best I can figure was due to the Government needing to check that 8(a) box. They lost their 8(a) status and now that they are going "full and open" with real competition, they are going to be slaughtered. They cycle through Business Development people like grains of spilled rice. They have no process to speak off, no technical infrastructure to help you accomplish your job, and no desire to provide tools such as computers from this century. Using a broken laptop from 1999 is a lot like using an abacus from the Ming dynasty. The so-called "management” has no business acumen or ability to add anything even remotely coherent for helping solve problems. Someone in an older review mentioned the place being dirty and that certainly has not changed. Also, someone else mentioned having their internet usage monitored—treat all of your communications as if they are being monitored by the Communist Party's Internet Affairs Bureau of the State Council Information Office of the People's Republic of China. In fact, they actively read your emails. The turnover rate is very high and morale is very low. Lots of good folks have been fired for mostly imagined "wrongs." My advice to job seekers would be to keep looking. Stay away from this mess unless you are desperate or a masochist with a tolerance for Chinese water torture or because you couldn't get a job at some place like Ace Info.
