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Located on Qingtian Street, near Shida; the location is fairly good.
It is inside an apartment building. The office area is immediately after entering the main entrance, and the interview begins in a conference room farther inside.
The floor was dirty and sticky.
Apart from the interviewer, there was no one else in the office area. I asked the interviewer, who said there was currently only one employee (~this really warrants careful consideration and questioning).
The interviewer was the owner. He had messy gray-and-white hair and wore slip-on shoes. He did not look like the owner of a design company, and he also lacked a sense of professionalism. (This did not feel very respectful toward people coming for interviews.)
Before the interview, I filled out some information. There were many potted plants in the conference room, but also quite a lot of mosquitoes and other insects.
After I finished writing, the interview began.
Basically, the questions were all standard. At the end, I asked about what products they design, the workload, and the company's revenue and future prospects. The interviewer's answers did not address my questions at all. I basically couldn't understand what he was saying; he did not explain things clearly and kept digressing. I felt too embarrassed to ask further questions, but at the time I thought this might become a problem at work later, so I brought the interview to a close.