The interview was held in Xizhi, and all the interviewees took the TOEIC test together on-site. The department’s required English proficiency was approximately intermediate level.

The salary is not high, but it grows steadily with seniority and job responsibilities, and the benefits are good.

Holidays follow the schedule of government agencies. The workload varies with project progress: it is very busy at times and relatively relaxed at others.

If you get frustrated at work, you can go downstairs to buy a drink or something to eat and take a break.

There seems to be some degree of turnover in multiple departments. Senior employees are often too busy to provide thorough training, so new hires quickly have to manage projects independently.

Sometimes, when the people responsible for different departments meet, they find that no one is clear about their department’s responsibilities. Everyone ends up rushing around without direction, while senior employees are too busy to supervise, making the situation somewhat chaotic.