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The company headquarters looks extremely small, and the manager asked you very academic questions. Since I had already been out of school for a long time, they didn’t ask about the actual process or workflow of system development at all. They asked what 2 to the 1,000th power divided by 8 equals—questions like that, even though I’ve been working for so many years; the limitations of five database systems; inheritance and polymorphism. I said that being able to implement things is more important, but he damn well insisted that he had been writing code for 3.40 years and that these things were extremely important. I have developed many systems without using this approach. It felt like he might also teach part-time elsewhere, which is why he asked these questions. The salary is also very low—38K. For an experienced engineer, this company should really be considered unbelievably stingy. You can’t smoke = =. Anyway, it seems suitable for recent graduates with a strong theoretical background. There is no coding test. After reading the reviews above, I suddenly really regret wasting my time going to this company.