1. The employees who are serious about their work came out to explain the product, and the content was truly professional.

2. The HR representative was very kind and thoughtful; her attention to detail was impeccable.

The final interview was with the vice president of the sales department. She looked very presentable and seemed like a sharp and capable career woman, but it would have been better if she had not spoken. As soon as she opened her mouth, she gave the impression of being very lacking in ability, without the level, poise, or vision expected of someone in that position. During the pandemic, she did not even know how to wear her mask properly. Her low level of competence is impossible to describe. Since I had already come, I thought I might as well go through the motions and complete the process politely, so I answered all the questions half-heartedly. I already knew for sure that I would not accept the job, so there was no need to engage deeply with a senior executive who could not understand what people were saying and had little worldly knowledge. It was not that I did not want to; this noble matcha ("green tea" would not be strong enough to describe her, so I have to apologize to matcha) genuinely could not understand. Saying more would only waste words and time.

If you receive an invitation to interview for a sales-related position, I suggest not wasting your time and life—especially if you have work experience. Perhaps saying this sounds like I am contradicting myself, but I have to praise this company’s promotional materials. After watching the company introduction on YouTube and seeing the factory environment, equipment, and products it manufactures, you would think it should be a well-managed company. But after actually going there, all I can say is that what this company really wants is top-class gigolos to serve the noble Matcha Empress, not talented people who genuinely want to work.