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New company, new hardware equipment, beautiful mountain views outside the window
1. There is still some distance to travel after getting off the MRT. If you do not have your own transportation, you need to take a bus or walk for 20 minutes.
2. The Lexar interviewer was inexplicably arrogant, spoke sarcastically, and was extremely disrespectful toward job applicants. The company has only been established for a year and a half, yet it has already hired this kind of manager. If you go to work there, you had better be mentally prepared.
3. If you are someone with a certain level of industry experience, it is best to treat yourself as a blank slate when applying, because as soon as you ask a slightly more professional question, you will be snapped at: “That is not something you need to know.” Then they keep repeatedly asking what else you want to ask. When you do ask something, they snap at you with the same response. They repeat this over and over until you wish you could stand up and leave immediately.
4. This company seems to be looking for a salesperson with only superficial knowledge or a recent graduate with no work experience. It makes you wonder whether they really encounter that many foolish clients who do not care about the sales staff’s expertise, or whether working there only requires a superficial level of knowledge.