Talking with the interviewer felt like casual conversation, so the pressure was not too high.

They were straightforward about not having too many fantasies about contract work.

If you don't like a project, you can request a change.

It feels like there is relatively more freedom, and there are many photos of training sessions and activities.

The start and end times are always punctual.

It seems suitable for newcomers without experience to study and build up their skills after work.

The interviewer laughed when I mentioned my educational background (a master's degree from a national university in the region).

They did not look at my résumé before the interview, which felt rather disrespectful.

It felt like they lacked much professional competence and relied on conversational skills to act authoritative.

The written test was not very difficult, but the questions covered a wide and miscellaneous range of topics.

At the end of the interview, they directly asked whether I was interested and wanted to proceed with the subsequent process.

I declined directly on the spot.