Workplace reviews and discussion: 惠興股份有限公司

The Xindian office is close to the interchange but far from the MRT station, so transportation other than driving is relatively inconvenient.

I interviewed for a sales position with a sales manager named Lin Jerry. The interview process was fine, and he mentioned that if I was interested, I could contact him and start working. He asked me to go back and think it over. However, a few days later, when I called him to confirm that I wanted to join the company, he said that I first had to pass the HR department’s approval. I then called HR, and HR said that as long as the manager agreed, it would be fine. When I called the sales manager again, he coldly said that HR would notify me. In the end, HR notified me that I had not been accepted. They were treating me like a fool—it was outrageous. Fortunately, I did not go there. With the sales manager’s attitude toward work, and the Xindian office being small and dirty, looking more like a warehouse, the company’s claim that it makes a lot of money is hard to reconcile with such a filthy, disorganized environment.