Workplace reviews and discussion: NEC_台灣恩益禧股份有限公司

I previously interviewed at NEC for an IT maintenance position and would like to share my interview experience here. I hope it will be helpful to others who are interested.

Before the interview, I did a lot of preparation, including researching NEC’s history, products, services, and culture, as well as reviewing the basic knowledge and skills required for computer and IT maintenance. On the day of the interview, I arrived at the company half an hour early, and the receptionist asked me to wait in the waiting area. Soon, an interviewer came to the waiting area and introduced himself. He was the head of NEC’s IT department and was responsible for the computer and IT maintenance team. He also gave me a cookie with a package sticker that read “NEC Way Day 124th Birthday.” It turned out that it was the day NEC was celebrating its 124th anniversary. It was very special and showed how thoughtful the company and the manager were.

During the interview, he asked me many questions, including about my educational background, work experience, professional skills, interests and hobbies, and personal qualities. He also asked me specific questions about computer and IT maintenance, such as how to diagnose and resolve different types of computer problems, how to use NEC’s systems and tools, and how to communicate and collaborate with customers and colleagues. I tried to answer each question honestly, clearly, and systematically, and gave some practical examples to support my answers. I also took the opportunity to ask him some questions I had prepared, such as the responsibilities of the position, working hours, workplace location, training opportunities, and promotion opportunities. He patiently answered every question and provided me with a lot of useful information.

After the interview that day, the interviewer told me that they would notify me of the result within two weeks. Overall, I felt that the interview went smoothly and was very rewarding. I demonstrated my professional abilities and personal qualities, and I also learned more about NEC and the position. At the time, I hoped that I would get the job and become a member of NEC.

Although I was not hired in the end, I still gained a lot of valuable experience.

Other than feeling a little nervous because it is a large company, there were no real drawbacks.