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The company is spacious, and the dog is cute, but it seems to be in a bad mood (I mean the dog). As an animal lover, I feel that the dog is a bit pitiful.
I applied for the position of online graphic and web designer. The job posting listed a monthly salary of 35,000–50,000, which made it seem as though there was room for negotiation. Once you go in and complete the so-called on-site test (there are five questions to finish within an hour, but you can ask for an extension—starting to cultivate the joy of working overtime from the interview stage; how wonderful), they chat with you only after you finish. (They don't even offer you a cup of water during the process, so you'd better bring your own.) The final conversation went fairly smoothly, and then they asked whether you could accept a salary of 35,000. If they planned to offer only 35,000, why intentionally advertise such a wide salary range? Although the work itself is not particularly difficult, I hope they won't make people feel that they wasted their time going there.
The boss's wife looks like she has princess syndrome and seems very difficult to deal with.