Workplace reviews and discussion: 華泰大飯店企業股份有限公司

The HR representative who received me was very polite and respectful toward the interviewee—that’s all.

1. The PR manager conducting the interview wore flip-flops, which already gave the interviewee the impression that they were not being respected.

2. After the PR manager conducting the interview entered the room, we first stood up to show respect, but she immediately said, "Sit down" (as if she thought she was the boss—what a shock).

3. The PR manager conducting the interview believed that repeating the information available online during the interview was what counted as doing one’s homework (then why are we here for an interview? If everyone says the same things, how can anyone stand out?). She even stubbornly insisted on her position, with a frown on her face.

4. The PR manager conducting the interview stared directly at you while speaking, questioned the information on your résumé, and kept covering our résumés with her hand while talking (we had already seen that they were from a job bank website, so why cover them?).

Conclusion:

If you live very close to Taoyuan HSR Station, you might consider it. But honestly, this department-store business at this Taiwanese company is not really worth joining. The interview alone made it clear that this is a company that looks down on people; you can tell from the small detail of wearing flip-flops. I have never seen another department-store company have someone wear flip-flops to an interview. This is the first one I have seen: Gloria Outlets. For reference only.