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The receptionist was very kind and served tea.
As soon as I walked in, I heard the boss loudly lecturing someone in a Taiwanese-accented Mandarin~
The interview initially started with the project planner; their attitude was normal, and communication also seemed normal~
Later, I met with the associate manager, who immediately rattled off a long explanation about the company's industry
that had nothing to do with the job, saying they liked to hire young people.
Simply put, that means inexperienced and cheap: the starting salary is low, with absolutely no room for negotiation.
They said you could learn a lot at the company and hoped new hires would join to learn.
But it sounded like a traditional-industry company that doesn't understand design and can't communicate effectively.
Unless your EQ is high enough, you would probably be driven crazy.