The company is beautiful, and the restroom is very clean.

The interview on 9/28 went very well. On 10/1, I received a call informing me that I had been hired, with a start date of 10/15, along with an offer by email. After receiving the offer, I called to ask why the salary was not mentioned in the email. HR said that everyone in the company receives the same email, so it was inconvenient to include the salary, but she could tell me verbally. Two days later, in the morning, they called to say that the start date had to be changed to 11/1. I said okay, but that afternoon they called again to say I didn’t need to report to work after all because they had found someone more suitable.... I told them that I had turned down many interviews because of them (in the past two days alone, I had declined interviews with at least four companies and one job offer), but they didn’t even say they were sorry or offer any kind of polite explanation—they simply told me not to come. 💢 It would be better if such an irresponsible company stopped going out and harming people. Normally, an offer is only sent to senior management, the HR staff responsible for payroll, and the candidate, and it also includes the salary (otherwise, why call it an offer?!). More cautious companies may even provide an encrypted PDF, with your national ID number as the password. After 10 years in the workforce and interviewing with so many companies, this is the first unbelievably ridiculous company I’ve encountered that gave me an offer and then stood me up.... It’s probably better to buy fewer products represented by such a dishonest company. I heard the product is supposed to make your eyelashes grow, and is endorsed by Xu*Xuan. 👀👀