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The environment is great, above Songshan Cultural and Creative Park.
Everything looks very upscale.
A Chinese-funded company. If you want to earn more than NT$50,000 a month, you can save yourself the trouble of coming to the interview. The test content is very simple; in any case, they won’t really look at what you write. After you pass all the algorithm questions, they’ll start asking about your previous architecture experience. It’s very obvious that they’re not looking to hire for a high salary, and are instead using interviews as a way to learn about architecture—a typical Chinese-funded company. If a headhunter contacted you and brought you to interview, that’s perfectly normal, because this company is so shady that it can only rely on headhunters to find interviewees. This also tells you that the headhunter who contacted you is a dud.
If you don’t particularly want to become a Golang expert and just want to write some Golang because you think it’s cool, and you also want to use your mouth to write code and flatter your manager, this place is quite suitable for someone from a non-technical background transitioning into this field. But if you have a relevant degree, I recommend changing jobs—it’s ridiculously bad.