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At first, a woman conducted a brief interview and test. She explained the questions orally, but not very clearly, and the answers were written on the back of the résumé. She was very friendly.
The office atmosphere was rather serious and very quiet. The entire process took less than half an hour. After waiting for the supervisor (the boss’s wife) to finish a meeting, the interview was conducted beside the supervisor’s desk (in the accounting office). However, the interviewer’s attention remained on the computer. She had not looked at my résumé beforehand and only turned around to pick it up and read it after a few minutes. The job benefits and conditions were not explained; she only demonstrated roughly what the work involved. While looking at the test questions and résumé, she somewhat belittled me and questioned my educational background. At one point, a young man was called in and reprimanded, and he did not dare say anything. The interview continued only after they had finished talking. All I can say is that this interview was not very pleasant.