Pros: 1. Free atmosphere 2. Nice company culture

Cons: 1. A little internal competition, but it compares quite well with PDD, Alibaba, and ByteDance. 2. The welfare is not good.

Pros: - Lots of great things to work on, and the company is very active, and there is a lot of work to choose from - Peers are professional and friendly - Great AI tooling and integration for getting work done efficiently

Cons: - Despite its size, the atmosphere is a lot more like a startup, and you need to be able to handle ambiguity and get clarification on your goals independently. - However, there is a lot of change management that has been introduced, so you can't quite work like you could in a startup. In some sense, you get the worst of both worlds. But these challenges can be overcome, and you just need to drive your work.

Pros: I enjoy the technical challenges. When we develop the system to the next level, which is more scalable and defined for the long term, we need to find a way to make sure the transition is smooth. Especially with a rapidly growing volume, it is critical to identify system bottlenecks quickly and design scalable solutions for both the short and long term. At the same time, we also need to develop new valuable features for our users. I definitely learned how to do prioritization and keep a good balance between these. Also, I quite like the lunch tradition, and there are 1-2 good places we will grab food from. It has become a routine now that we go there together 3 days a week. By the way, you can also work remotely for 1 month every year.

Cons: I feel some of the user-facing product don't have sufficient data points that support our decisions, and the trackers are not organised very well.