The interviewer (female supervisor) was very good at chatting and talked about some irrelevant things....

As soon as I entered, I found myself in a cramped space filled with all kinds of electrical appliances.

After I sat down, another staff member gave me a personality assessment questionnaire to fill out.

The interview was scheduled for around 9:00, but it did not start until 09:15. Their time management was completely unreliable.

The supervisor asked me to enter a small meeting room. She immediately sat down and told me to close the door.

She then began asking about my experience, why I had left my previous job, and so on.

Because I had spent some time in Japan before, the supervisor became very excited and started talking about Japan.

We talked for several minutes without discussing anything related to the job. I had to ask her about it myself before she explained.

After explaining the job duties, she mentioned the salary.

Then she told me to come to work the following Monday. I was shocked, and she asked whether I had never had a decision made so quickly before.

She did not explain any details about the job or the benefits. The interview ended in less than ten minutes.

Today, when I called them, I told them that I had already found a new job.

They even asked me who I was and said, “Did I give you an offer?”

What was that supposed to mean? That day, she told me to start work the following week, and then forgot about it after that day?

Applying through 104 Job Bank was just as strange. After I submitted my application, they repeatedly sent me the same two messages: “When would you be available for an interview?” and “When would you be available for an interview?” They only provided the company’s address.

They did not notify me of the interview time either. When I called to ask, they said the supervisor would contact me through 104.

Luckily, I called ahead to say that I would not be taking the job. Otherwise, it would have been ridiculous to show up for work next Monday only to find out that I had not actually been hired.

If you really want to work for this company, think carefully.