* The company is located next to an MRT station, so transportation is convenient.

* The company entrance is decorated very flashily.

* The conference room wallpaper is filled with elements of the company mascot. It is somewhat interesting.

* HR remembers to send a thank-you letter.

* After submitting my résumé through 104, I heard nothing. I also received no response when I applied via the company’s own channel, even though it provided that channel. I had to follow up proactively to get a reply, and the entire interview process took around three months.

* Before the interview, I had to spend half an hour completing a personality analysis. The process involved being given a laptop and asked to edit an Excel spreadsheet on it.

* Following on from the above, the laptop also contained the personality analysis results and even the résumés of other applicants. The fact that they could casually lend out a laptop containing other people’s private information gives you a glimpse of the company’s attitude toward applicants’ personal data.

* From the applicant’s perspective, perhaps my answers to the questions were not satisfactory enough. After listening to the answers to one or two questions, the interviewer visibly began to look impatient, and their fidgeting increased. The atmosphere at the interview was not very good.

* I was asked to bring a printed résumé, but it was not used at all.

* “Actually, we weren’t originally going to interview you, but we thought it would be good to invite you over for a chat.” Judging from the interview process and outcome, it only ended up needlessly wasting the applicant’s time and money.

* If you think you are easily affected by the atmosphere at an interview and are not absolutely confident in your abilities, I recommend thinking it over several times before applying.

* The office workstations really are as small as other comments have said.