The employee who greeted me was polite +1

I had to fill out some questionnaire information and waited for nearly an hour and a half.

During the conversation, I was belittled and repeatedly asked whether I wanted to become a direct-selling agent (at one point, I could hardly sit still). They also kept saying they were very busy, continuously watched the surveillance cameras during the conversation, and spoke impatiently to the employees.

Toward the end of the conversation, they asked why I had originally wanted to come and whether I wanted this job. They said that people without experience needed to take classes, and that wanting the job meant taking the classes and paying tuition. If I really wanted the job, I had to show my sincerity rather than just say so, and pay a 3,000 deposit. They also took the opportunity to ask whether I wanted to do direct selling.

I once asked: “Are you very short-staffed here?”

The owner replied: “We don’t have anything like being short-staffed here. You can earn more doing direct selling than doing nails,” and similar things.

Only later did I realize that this was like recruiting interviewees while simultaneously selling them a course and tuition.