None

There are none

Absolutely none

I was the one person who refused to believe it,

thinking that the people who had discussed it before were only telling one side of the story.

As it turned out, the interview process was indeed exactly as described in those discussions:

1. Rescheduling (changing the time for no apparent reason)

2. Requesting additional information (asking you to provide past records for reference)

3. And then, nothing—no notifications, no updates, nothing at all

The person conducting the interview was the author of the book.

It seemed that the office shared the same space with another company.

You entered through a small door on the right.

Then came the interview.

As people on the forum had said, they did not explain what the job involved.

Instead, they asked you to describe what you could do for the position.

Honestly, I couldn't tell whether the other person wanted to conduct an interview or just chat.

Job hunting is not easy to begin with.

If you can find a better job,

why would you come to this company, which has 100% negative reviews?

Because you want to give yourself a chance.

Perhaps some people will still see this

and decide to give themselves a chance.

After all, opportunities have to be fought for.

But believe me,

you should not have to settle like this for a job,

especially when the other party does not value you either.

You can imagine what the future would be like.