Pros
If you have no other options in life and are willing to settle for less than the bare minimum, then potentially this company will gladly hire you and pay you accordingly.
Cons
Working here feels less like employment and more like a prison sentence. Every aspect of your day is micromanaged to an absurd degree—breaks are strictly timed, including restroom breaks. While certain security measures might be understandable due to company policy, the lack of basic necessities, like a water filter on the work floor, is inexcusable. Employees must waste precious break time trekking to the ground floor reception area just to fill a bottle of water—the only thing allowed inside the workspace. To make matters worse, every workday begins with an airport-style frisking, as if employees are suspected criminals rather than valued professionals. The workplace culture is stifling, and management is shockingly incompetent. Many so-called "leaders" spend hours pretending to work—zooming in and out of the same screenshot for half the day—on tasks that could be completed in 15 minutes by someone competent. This is not rocket science; it’s basic Excel work. Yet, instead of recognizing efficiency, the company rewards sycophancy. If you aspire to grow here, forget hard work—bootlicking is the only viable path to promotion.