Company environment and atmosphere:

This was my first interview in Neihu Technology Park. I was quite nervous at first, but when I arrived at the company lobby, I found it was not as tense as I had imagined. The interview was scheduled for around 5:30 p.m.

The interview took place in the sofa area, where I could hear some conversations. The overall atmosphere of the company felt quite relaxed. Although I was there for an interview, someone also came over to ask whether I wanted coffee. Compared with the previous few places where I had interviewed, the experience here was genuinely quite good.

Interview process: The interviewer, presumably the brand manager, first asked me to fill in some basic information. After I finished, they came to speak with me. I interviewed for a marketing and sales position. They first asked about my previous work experience, whether I had encountered setbacks at work, and whether I would be concerned about the commuting time because I live far away. The conversation was quite pleasant. It felt like they were asking from a place of concern and wanted to better understand the employee’s situation. They mentioned that they hoped employees could leave work on time.

I’m not sure whether the person in the second interview was the general manager, but they seemed to have a lot of experience in marketing. From the conversation, I felt that they had high expectations for new employees. If I have the opportunity to work here, I feel I could learn quite a lot.

The interview went on until 6:10 p.m., and I noticed that almost no one was there by then. Since my previous company often made us work overtime without paying overtime wages, this really made me feel that the company was quite good. It seems like a company where overtime is not required.

On the way home, I realized that transportation was not actually that inconvenient either. At least the route home was quite smooth.

I just finished the interview and am currently waiting to hear good news.

Since I ride a scooter, I had to look around a bit to find a parking spot for it.