Workplace reviews and discussion: 新加坡商舒比克有限公司
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The interview location was very convenient, in an old building near Sun Yat-Sen Memorial Hall Station.
The interview took less than half an hour and mainly focused on questions about the information on my résumé.
After the interview, they began introducing the company’s operations and the job duties.
After hearing everything, the supervisor asked whether I was interested. If I agreed, they would have me sign a four-day training contract right away. The contract included information such as salary calculations and training regulations. Once everything was completed, I only needed to report to work on the date specified in the contract.
The company gave the impression that it was urgently short-staffed, as they decided to hire me without much evaluation or discussion.
The office was very small and felt like a temporary location.
When I asked questions during the interview, the supervisor would give a brief answer and then say, “Anyway, it’s more or less like that. You don’t need to keep asking; you’ll know once you join.” This gave the impression that they did not really want to answer.