1. High turnover rate.
2. The company still accepts toxic clients.
3. They always say "Just talk to us about your concerns", "Speak up", and many more, but yeah, you literally speak up about your concerns. There's no action moving forward.
4. QAs and AMs are BS. QAs - too slow so even if you work early, you still get to work late because of them. If the designer is the cause of overtime, they'll automatically report it from the management but if the QAs, never mind. AMs will bombard you with a lot of work. One thing I don't get about the AM is that even if the project is too vague, they'll just force you to start to work on it, and of course, your time just got wasted working on nonsense output.
5. You'll not become a "Designer" here, you'll become a pixel-mover instead of being a problem-solver. You'll not learn anything from here except from technical skills that you can search on the internet, there's no even conceptualization and design thinking.