The head office staff are quite considerate. There were small cookies and water available during the interview.

When I went for the interview, they required me to respond and interact while they explained how great their company was. To put it bluntly, it was just going through the motions. Once you actually start working, you’ll find there are a ton of rules: the hat must be white; the pants must be long khaki pants; the shirt must be a V-neck shirt; and the shoes must be non-slip white sneakers. If you’re missing anything, they’ll tell you to go buy it at NET next door. You have to understand that we take part-time jobs because we don’t have money, yet they impose a bunch of rules and expect us to pay out of pocket for all sorts of things. They also make you deal with a bunch of requirements, such as certificates of good conduct and health examinations. Please, everyone, stop going to this company. They have that self-righteous Japanese attitude, along with a bunch of inexplicable rules, and the supervisor’s tone isn’t very pleasant either. After that, they’ll even ask you to donate money. If you really want to work part-time to earn money, absolutely do not go there. Go work at a gas station or the PX Mart next door instead. I guarantee you’ll end up regretting working at 綠*食品股份有限公司.”