How about the customer service center of State Grid Corporation?

It depends on which side. If you say "eat and live", it is still good. Restaurants have a variety of choices. 24-hour free water and electricity in the dormitory, solid wood bed (upper bed and lower table and cabinet), large French window and private bathroom. Besides humidity, it's really good, and it can save a lot of money. The relationship between grass-roots employees is similar to that of universities, and the interpersonal relationship is OK. The salary looks like a lot, but I can't afford my own working hours. There are more than ten classes every month, and your parents may not even know when you go to work and when you get off work. There is a work place (you will be notified in advance when you are busy), and you will not be notified in advance when you work overtime. You can't leave until the leader tells you to get off work. The management of the company is a bit chaotic, and you can take whatever you pay. Don't try to figure it out, because it has many ingredients and many deductions, which are always changing. The main job is to answer the phone constantly, place orders with customers, and sometimes solve some disputes. You must be clear-headed and don't be stupid. Generally speaking, it's ok. If all the above situations are acceptable, you can try. As for overtime, it should exist in any customer service center, which is normal.