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The interview process made me feel extremely disrespected.

I received a notification on 104 asking me to call the other party back to confirm the interview time. I called, and they confirmed with me whether I could come to the company for an interview the following Monday.

However, I had already made other arrangements for Monday, so I asked to change the time. Unexpectedly, they rather abruptly asked whether I could come for the interview that day (Friday) or the next day (Saturday).

Moreover, the interview location was at a certain exhibition venue at the Taipei World Trade Center (and a ticket was required to enter). The time was not clearly specified; they simply said I could come for the interview anytime between 12:00 noon and 5:00 p.m.

(I could sense from the phone call that they were speaking hurriedly and in an urgent tone, so I had some difficulty hearing what they were saying. I specifically confirmed the time and location with them twice.)

The whole process felt quite inexplicable. I felt that agreeing to the invitation on such short notice was a bit rushed, so I agreed to go on Saturday, and then the call ended just like that.

On Saturday, I went to the venue for the interview sometime between 12:00 noon and 5:00 p.m., as they had said. I arrived at approximately 4:20–4:30 p.m.

When I got to the Taipei World Trade Center, however, they canceled the interview on the grounds that they had already left the venue.

(From their conversation with other people on the phone, it sounded like they were in the process of dismantling their exhibition booth.)

I just found the whole thing extremely absurd and abrupt.

The time arrangement was unclear, it was on a weekend, and the location was inside an exhibition venue that required an admission fee.

Since this was related to work, why would they schedule the interview during an exhibition?

I felt that something was strange from the beginning, but since I had already agreed to go, I felt I had to honor the appointment.

In the end, they stood me up, which felt really awful.

The whole process made it clear that they did not respect employees.

I feel that even if I joined this company, the working conditions probably would not be very good.

It felt as though they treated employees like disposable chopsticks.

The job posting has been on 104 for a long time.

Has anyone worked at this company before? I would really like to hear about your experience.