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Interviewed position: Equipment Engineer
HR receptionist: Nice person, polite, gentle and tactful. Getting you water to drink was a plus. She told you where the restroom was; the restroom was nice and fairly clean, also a plus. I suppose that should count as an advantage, right?
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Interviewed position: Equipment Engineer
1. Interview with the HR manager: Even with a degree from a national university, there isn't even a salary of NT$35,000. Are you looking for a technician or an engineer? Are you looking for disposable labor?
{Is it really such a big deal that the founder graduated with a PhD from National Tsing Hua University?} The company isn't making that much money, and the stock isn't that expensive. You don't even want to offer an engineer a salary of NT$35,000. Are you looking for a technician or an engineer?
{Is it really such a big deal that the founder graduated with a PhD from National Tsing Hua University?} The company isn't making that much money, and the stock isn't that expensive. You don't even want to offer an engineer a salary of NT$35,000. Are you looking for a technician or an engineer?
2. Interview with the equipment manager: This was even more inexplicable. He said I was a nerd. Wow, does my introverted and gentle personality get in the way of your company? He called me a nerd! I really wanted to curse! I've interviewed with so many companies. You're the only company whose manager called me a nerd—it's a personal attack. {Is it really such a big deal that the founder graduated with a PhD from National Tsing Hua University?}