The office environment is very stylish; I really liked it.

They send a thank-you letter when you are not selected after the interview.

I traveled all the way from Kaohsiung to Taipei for an interview for the “Administrative Receptionist” position. Although the interview was very pleasant, I was ultimately rejected. I initially wondered why they were looking for a man for this position, but I thought that since it was an opportunity, I would give it a try. First, there was a 15-minute Chinese-to-English translation test. Because I wanted to make my translation as perfect as possible, I had a little of the test left unfinished when it was collected. I asked whether I could have a little more time, but they said that wasn’t possible. Later, I interviewed with the administrative department manager. Although there weren’t any particularly difficult questions to answer, I felt that both the HR representative and the department manager looked troubled as soon as they heard that I lived in Kaohsiung, had traveled north for the interview, and would need to rent a place to live afterward.