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1 If you treat the interview as a trip, it really feels great, because the environment and facilities are very high-end, and the interviewers are also dressed very neatly.
2 The female interviewer I met could speak Japanese. At the time, she honestly told me that she advised me not to join, because examples included people having to go to a client’s place to kneel and apologize. I felt that this kind of interview was meaningful, because I had interviewed with many companies before and they were all dishonest. No one had ever told me what they really thought in private like this, so I could avoid some trouble.
Why would anyone have to specifically go to a client’s place to kneel and apologize? That’s far too humiliating and undignified.