The tea was very good.

The place was a little difficult to find and is some distance from the MRT station.

Before the interview, they emailed me a company personnel information form to fill out and return. On the day of the interview, I was interviewed directly by the design supervisor, and I did not meet anyone from HR.

There are four people in the graphic design department in total. They mainly produce in-store promotional materials and design materials for campaign changes, coordinating with the planning team to execute projects. Overtime is uncommon. It seems that overtime can only be exchanged for compensatory leave. If someone has too much work to handle, everyone helps each other.

Bonuses and year-end bonuses are paid based on the company’s operating performance; being an internal employee does not mean you will not receive them.

The interviewer kept asking which parts of my portfolio I had designed. Maybe it was because this company has more collaborative design work, where people exchange and revise each other’s work? Since I had previously worked independently, I found the question strange—because I designed everything myself.....

It should be considered a fairly good company, but the office felt quite quiet. The supervisor kept asking questions about my portfolio, so you should think carefully about how to answer. I think they explained the job responsibilities fairly clearly, but they did not discuss the salary, and then gave me a silent rejection.

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