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Because the founder accidentally let slip the words “clairvoyance” during the process XD (it felt like he cared about it a little)
After I got back, I was curious and took a quick look at the previous reviews.
I specifically traveled north for the interview (so I should value the interview stage more than other people!), and I just finished the interview today, so I thought I’d share some comments from my perspective.
First, I applied for the Planning Assistant Intern position. There was no written test, but during the process they did ask us what we thought about the company’s services.
There were seven interviewers this time, including four applicants, me included. As soon as we went in, they explained that they were members from various departments and fields. Although the large lineup was somewhat intimidating, it was also quite a great sign of respect toward us~
Basically, as long as you have a certain level of ability and substance, you can answer the questions smoothly. The questions were not particularly tricky either. I noticed that the male founder listened very carefully to our answers, and when he gave feedback, it was clear that he had been listening. However, during the process, the male founder seemed to have a phone call and an urgent matter to handle first. I think his personality is related to his mug: “As soon as possible”—he’s someone who places great emphasis on execution XD. But it did not affect the interview at that point, and the overall process was quite pleasant.
The female founder also maintained eye contact and gave feedback throughout, while smiling. During the process, the team atmosphere felt very good~
So, in my view, the interview process and content have improved~
Unfortunately, I didn’t get the chance to have the cats rub against me...
1. They had probably just changed offices~They hadn’t put up a sign yet. When I arrived, I walked around in circles several times and also asked other companies where the Encos office was. I finally found out and successfully got inside.
2. This may not sound very nice, but the intern who happened to be interviewing in the same session was somewhat less experienced~So this may be one factor that could make applicants slightly concerned about the company. (Objective, not a criticism