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The company is quite nice, and the lady at the front desk has a pleasant voice. That's about it.
During the interview, I briefly described my past experience, but the manager was not really listening attentively.
Why am I sure that the manager was not listening carefully?
For example, my self-introduction went like this: I had previously worked in southern Taiwan for two years, and I had just returned to northern Taiwan this year to look for a job.
After listening, the manager then asked: So, were you studying or working in southern Taiwan before?
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Another example:
My self-introduction went like this: I worked at XX Company for two years. My position at the time was XXXXXX, and my responsibilities included XXXXXXX.
After listening, the manager then asked: So, what was your position at XX Company before?
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After the above conversations, I had essentially repeated my self-introduction twice already.