- Changes in management have made it clear that your opinions don’t matter. They will gaslight you if you question their authority.
- Work-life balance is non-existent. If you work in China, expect to be working until at least 9 p.m. one day a week and a Saturday or Sunday once a month.
- Most assignments are urgent (some unreasonable), and your colleagues’ missed deadlines will become your problem daily.
- HR is very shady. They will try to gaslight you during contract negotiation. You need to be firm and stand your ground.
- Poor quality control on marketing and UI material.
- Diversity is very poor in marketing, both staffing and in materials.
- Corruption appears to be a problem among various staff members.
- If you’re overseas staff in China, you will be asked to do product testing a lot.
- Sometimes even basic facts that can be answered with a Google search are questioned by colleagues, wasting time. The lack of world awareness is mind-boggling.
- Turnover is ridiculously high across every department.
- Six month probation for new employees.
