Published on (UTC)
This post was submitted by a user and reflects their personal experience or opinion. The publication date is not an employment or interview date.
None
Jinguo Trading Company has offices in Taipei and Shanghai. I went to the company for interviews three times in total. The first interview was fairly normal. During the second interview with the boss, the boss had no idea what the responsibilities of the position were or what employee benefits the Shanghai office would provide, and seemed completely unaware of the purpose of arranging the interview. They then arranged a third interview for me. Later, I discovered that the job title I applied for had been changed without authorization, and I was not told why. During the third interview, I met Mr. Liu, the person in charge in Shanghai, who was very late. Mr. Liu said that I would only find out the actual job duties after arriving there. He did not know the answers to any of my questions, which made me feel there were no guarantees and that everything was unclear. The company also refused to disclose any details about its overseas assignment allowances. When I asked why my job title had been changed, I was only passively informed that there had been a change. I simply felt that the information provided by this company was very opaque and somewhat risky. The interview process dragged on for a long time, and in the end, the result was communicated very passively—I had to ask them myself, and the company only gave a perfunctory reply that I was not hired because my personality was not a good fit. I feel that this company was extremely disrespectful toward interviewees and did not even know what kind of person it was looking for.