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The environment is pretty good
The interview was in central Taiwan.
I wrote a ton of things and then had to wait for notification.
The supervisor asked extremely detailed questions, and several of them took turns asking questions.
On top of that, the supervisor from northern Taiwan joined remotely.
What I found most unacceptable was being told that I couldn't dye my hair.
It's not like I'm going for a tacky, flashy blond—what's with the idea that it's either black or white?
I also think that having white hair is quite disrespectful.
Before bringing up a question, the supervisor always said it was just their personal preference.
They also seemed embarrassed about it.
Yet they insisted on saying it anyway—why doesn't the supervisor consider that paying a little less salary every month is also a preference?