1. The front desk staff were very friendly.

2. Water was provided during the interview.

3. The HR manager was very friendly; they should not be the person mentioned by the previous interviewee.

4. There was a written test consisting of simple Chinese, English, and logic assessments.

5. The interview process was actually quite relaxed and pleasant. This was mainly because the company location is relatively inconvenient—the walk from the MRT station to the company takes more than ten minutes—so the HR manager was particularly concerned about commuting. If your commute is long, they worry that you may not be able to continue accepting such a lengthy commute. They also asked about the reason for leaving my previous company and my greatest achievement in past work, among other things. Overall, the interview process was quite pleasant. They were quite willing to offer a good salary. The year-end bonus depends on the company’s annual operating performance, but personally, I think it would be at most one month’s salary and not more. Working hours are 9:00–18:00, with a flexible half-hour adjustment. The office is outside the interview room, and the work pace feels quite fast.

I hope the above helps anyone who is considering going for an interview.

None, because I did not receive an offer and therefore cannot comment on whether the job is good or bad.