Pros
Literally none; the promises you got from the interview will not be honored at all.
Cons
The firm is run by a group of narrow minded Cantonese Chinese with a mindset that employees are slaves of the company. Your supervisor will time how many times you use bath room and how long you are in it. Clearly, 7 mins is too long. The only way to fit in is that you speak Cantonese; otherwise please find other places to work. For attorneys; This is a title abstract company that does not need an attorney in theory. They hire because the senior staff in the firm doesn’t understand U.S. legal system and how to work with attorneys. They need someone to fight with other real estate attorneys who questioned their work products. Unfortunately most of the claims are true b/c the staff prepare the products has limited knowledgeable about real estate transaction and legal system. The experience you can get as an attorney here is very limited, and they definitely do not respect you as a legal professional. The only reason this firm exists is because Chinese immigrants love buying real estate properties; otherwise this place will close within 6 months. And never ever believe the crap they say that they will train you if you don’t have relative experience. The training lasts about 3 hours; then they expect you function as if you have 3 years experience. For non-attorneys; If you speak Cantonese, you have a chance to stay if you don’t mind being treated as a slave for 3 months. If you don’t speak Cantonese, this place is a hell. If you only speak English, as long as you can bear the horrible benefit package and being isolated by the rest of the team, you will be fine. That’s all.