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1、
The company is very close to the MRT station.
Convenient transportation.
2、
There are quite a lot of dining options nearby.
3、
The office is very quiet.
Suitable for concentrating on work.
1、
There is a Japanese written test:
Japanese to Chinese
Chinese to Japanese
The questions are “not” very practical.
(People who only know the 50-syllable kana and greetings
cannot pass the written test.)
2、
You have to fill out the company’s personnel information form.
About 2–3 pages.
The fields are very detailed.
In addition to education and work experience,
personal health status,
and
family members’
age,
occupation,
marital status,
you also have to provide
the guarantor’s contact information.
(It’s practically as if you have to explain
everything about your entire family history.)
3、
The HR staff look quite surly.
They are very impatient.
4、
“All jobs require business trips.”
(This does not match the recruitment information on 104.)
5、
There is no uniform,
but there are dress and grooming regulations.
(The office lines from lative and Uniqlo
also do not “completely” comply with
the company’s requirements.)
6、
It seems that there is a “weekly meeting.”
(I was a little distracted at the time
and do not remember very clearly.)
7、
Filling out forms,
taking an aptitude test,
taking the written test,
and having the interview
will take a lot of time.
Get plenty of rest before going.
8、
I feel that they are accustomed to overtime,
and moreover,
they are rather proud
of paying overtime wages.
9、
My personal impression is:
Japanese on the outside,
Taiwanese at the core.
10、
Xianglin Environmental Protection is an affiliated company.
11、
Employee training includes
consensus-building courses,
Japanese etiquette classes, and the like.
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