Pros
Great colleagues and you get to knock off on time. & sadly, yes there is only 2 pros but 2 is better than 1 right.
Cons
There's too many so brace yourself. - You've to check in and check out with your face when you come work, go lunch, back from lunch and off work. This "culture" wasn't mention during interview. they probably think it's okay but truth is, none of us find it okay. - You cannot be late for more than 30 mins in totality per month. If you break it down, say 4 weeks a month with 5 working days, you can only afford to be late for 1.5 mins. (LOL feels funny as i type) - Daily timesheet that you won't about it until you're here on your first day. Basically note down every single task you've done for the day and state the time taken individually. I almost thought i was working from home cus it only sound reasonable to do this if you're not in office (but srsly even WFH people also won't do that lol) - HQ will tell you they're open to suggestion but whenever you do, they will tell you HOW they do it instead. Basically low key telling you to just follow. - They don't understand how each country works differently so when you advise them, they insist in doing this HK way. (sometimes it makes me wonder who is the local here) - They will promise you that you will get to learn A, B, C with guidance but NO. If you're lucky enough, you get to learn at least A but self learn. :> - If at this point you're wondering where is the benefits, it is indeed nowhere cus it doesn't even exist. But in some other countries, there is actually some benefits. Yeah, not sure why is there a difference in treatment. :< - Next if you are wondering if all the reviews are true, bad ones yes and good ones are probably seeded (lol) - Lastly, everybody mentioned about CCTVs but none of them actually said how many are there. It's literally at EVERY CORNERS. Anywhere your eyes land on, you will for sure see one.