Practice building courage and verbal communication skills. If you really want this job, please read these comments and drawbacks, prepare yourself mentally, and then go to the interview. You won’t have to wait long, and you may be surprised to receive a job offer. The staff there seemed friendly, and I also agree with what other people have said: the equipment used during the hands-on test seemed somewhat outdated and worn; I wasn’t sure what needed to be clarified during the test; and based on what I heard, the role’s positioning and the company’s future vision were unclear. It also sounded as though the customer always comes first and the company is always portrayed as wonderful, which made me wonder… do they actually care about their employees? I didn’t ask about the benefits system, so it seems open to question. Also, during the interview, you may not know who is interviewing you: they ask you questions without introducing themselves, and barely explain how they should be addressed at the beginning. Then, when you finally give the answer to the test question you spent a long time working on, the interviewer keeps interrupting you halfway through—first flattering you, but mainly pointing out what you got wrong. On top of that, they already seem to have an answer in mind and won’t listen, yet they turn around and say that the interviewee lacks clarity and structure… That’s all. There really isn’t anything bad about it.

There aren’t really any drawbacks (huh?)