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As soon as I got off the elevator, I frantically searched for the office of the company named “Asia-Pacific E-Commerce Co., Ltd., Taiwan Branch of the British Virgin Islands,” only to find an A4 sheet of paper posted at the entrance of the Shuangqiao company bearing the name “Asia-Pacific E-Commerce.” It was utterly speechless, but since I had already made it there, I decided to go in anyway. My interview was scheduled for 14:00, and I arrived ten minutes early with my résumé prepared. (The interviewer even asked twice which position I was applying for—utterly ridiculous.) After I went in and sat there for nearly half an hour, they sent someone who was not from HR to interview me, saying that HR had gone out because of something urgent. Completely speechless. An older man conducted the interview, which basically consisted of him saying that the job would be very busy, and he even let slip that many people had resigned after working there for only a short time. Basically, he just talked nonstop without giving me any chance to speak. (At that point, I really wanted to leave.) In the end, I forced myself to ask him a few questions.

What I regret most is that I didn’t check Tianyancha,

because this company had changed its name to

“Asia-Pacific E-Commerce Co., Ltd., Taiwan Branch of the British Virgin Islands,”

wasting a great deal of my time.