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There is air conditioning, and they will pour you boiled water to drink, so you won't get thirsty even if you have to wait for a very long time.
The company proactively contacted me to invite me to an interview. The boss asked about 10 questions in roughly one minute, and sometimes asked very detailed questions. The main point is that before I could answer even two sentences, she would interrupt me (because she fundamentally couldn't understand what I was saying), then hurriedly ask the next question.
She asked whether I had a driver's license and what my TOEIC score was. The point is, I had already written all of this on my résumé. This shows that the company doesn't look at résumés at all before inviting people to interviews. No wonder the visitor registration book was so thick (how high is the turnover rate, anyway?).
Then she kept aggressively pressing me about why I wanted to leave my previous company, and sarcastically asked whether I really regretted leaving my previous company (what business is it of yours?).
P.S. The boss's way of speaking is very similar to Zhou Yu-X.