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I called the woman in Taichung to arrange an interview time, but the location for the in-person interview was actually in Kaohsiung. That was already very bizarre.

After we agreed on a time, I showed up punctually the next day, but the staff on site seemed to have absolutely no idea about it. I even asked whether there was somewhere I could sit and wait for a moment, and the receptionist actually frowned at me and said, “No!” Isn’t that just basic hospitality?

That aside, the interviewer appeared after I had waited for about two minutes. She was a slightly chubby woman with tattoos. There was no private interview room or anything; it was extremely casual. She interviewed me standing in a corner near the cashier, and we both stood throughout the entire interview. It was incredibly bizarre.

That aside, she also seemed completely unprepared. She held a sheet with the interview information, salary and benefits, and so on, and read it to me line by line straight from the script. Did she think I couldn’t read Chinese characters? Or was she really completely unprepared? Haha. Because when I later checked the messages on 104, they hadn’t even read the message confirming the interview time we had arranged. I was speechless.

Before the interview, I had prepared a lot of questions and done plenty of research, but her attitude when answering made me feel that it didn’t matter to her whether I was there or not. So I simply stopped talking, said I had no questions, and left. Heh.

This is a company with extremely chaotic systems and handovers. Judging by the reception staff, who all looked overworked, slightly yellow-faced, and physically weak, you really shouldn’t apply to this company unless you have nothing better to do.