- Don't expect to be able to elicit any change or improve procedure or communications in any way.
- ...and there is PLENTY to improve, so that's even worse.
- Management will often make questionable, short-sighted decisions against the better judgement of the "local" experts brought in to avoid precisely this.
- No real interest in innovation- no matter how many times they tell you about "Nexon 2.0" and "breaking into European market".
- Be prepared to have no power to do anything except bowing and saying "aye aye captain" to whatever crazy schedule Nexon Korea or Nexon America bring to the table.
- ...and there will be a lot, and very tight.
- Complete obsession with micromanagement. Be ready to answer to your person in charge every 2 minutes.
- Overtime. Overtime up the a**. 90% avoidable, or that could have been handled in a more sensible way.
- Too much workload, too little (if any) headcount.
- Reactive, not proactive: most of the time they will empower people to do things after something explodes, and not months ago where it could have been avoided.