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The interview is divided into two rounds.
After the first interview, the boss prepares a large pile of assignments for you to complete. They are all highly specialized and include many difficult math problems—even problems that math teachers would not be able to solve @@ This is just for an assistant position!! Then, starting with the second interview, the boss criticizes and insults your certifications and alma mater in all sorts of ways! He says, “I have used students who graduated from National Taiwan University before; they were really useful!” Then he looks down on you in all kinds of ways because you graduated from an ordinary university, unlike the people sitting in front of you. After humiliating you for a while, he even insults your parents because you cannot answer difficult professional questions. On my first day at work, the boss had apparently gone somewhere and brought back a pile of dirty, slightly damaged water pillows for us to clean and then sell to customers. So the newcomer was made to kneel by the roadside and clean them alone. The senior employees all said, “I’ll come help you later; I’m busy for a moment,” but of course no one came to help with the unpleasant task in the end. The boss gives people the impression that he has very high standards, but on the first day of work, an employee was nearly half an hour late.... So my impression is that this is a hypocritical work environment with no sense of unity! I strongly advise applying only if you really, really like this job.