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It is a place somewhat like an ecological farm, with wild animals and facilities for drinking coffee and dining. I applied for the animal keeper position. They first called in early August to schedule an interview for August 8, then called again on August 4 to say that the supervisor had something to do that day and rescheduled it for August 10. When I arrived that afternoon, they asked me to sit down for a while and then made me wait for more than 20 minutes. The interviewer was the owner. Throughout the interview, he was very concerned about the jobs I had done and my résumé. Although I clearly majored in an animal husbandry-related field, I could tell he was looking for a wildlife expert. They were also recruiting horticultural staff. It was strange that the horticulture position listed the salary (26K), but when I asked about the salary, he boastfully said, “Of course—if you’re hired, the salary is also 26K.” At that moment, I felt he was just fobbing me off; originally, it probably wasn’t that high. (The owner seemed very stingy.) It was an 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. job with two days off per week. If the job only involves sweeping up excrement, why so many requirements? I really don’t understand what kind of candidate they want. As far as I remember, this position is frequently advertised, and there are always lots of people submitting résumés. No matter—if you’re interested, you can still give it a try. Maybe you’re exactly the person they’re looking for, and you’ll get the job.