The company feels quite large-scale, and the interview process is fairly long, so be mentally prepared to set aside half a day.

The questions asked were very relevant to the position being interviewed for, so make sure to prepare well.

I had a brief look around the environment; it was spacious and comfortable.

There is also a café on the first floor where you can buy coffee.

Since the manager interviewing me happened to be in a meeting, I went to the café bar to buy a cup of coffee, which was quite nice.

There is also a welfare store and gym facilities.

Those living in Taipei can choose accommodation. Once you receive an offer and are notified to report for work, there will be a great deal of information to fill out, so be mentally prepared.

Overall, it was a very good interview experience.

According to HR, working hours are quite regular, and employees are not expected to work overtime proactively.

The process is a bit lengthy, and the manager talks a lot.

The benefits are just average.

The salary calculation is relatively complicated.