Can't think of any.

Interviewed for a project manager position, mainly handling projects for the Bureau of Labor Insurance.

The office is located on the third floor of the Textile and Apparel Research and Development Center building opposite the Bureau of Labor Insurance.

The environment was extremely run-down, even worse than a school lab.

Upon arrival, I was first asked to use the HR desktop computer to take a 104 aptitude test.

Next, I went to a very shabby conference room; the environment was really uncomfortable.

I waited over 10 minutes for the interviewing manager, who arrived very late.

After talking for less than 10 minutes, they asked me to leave without even offering a glass of water.

They were also completely indifferent during the conversation, making it impossible to have a proper discussion.

We're all working adults—there's no need to put on such airs.

When I left, I discovered that the company didn't even have a sign.

They had simply written “Datong” on packing tape and stuck it on the entrance door.

A truly disastrous office environment.

After the interview, I was ghosted.