Remote work
The company is very small, the environment is dirty and messy, and the managers and interviewers are all old women. During the interview, they repeatedly belittle people to drive down your salary and keep questioning the candidate’s abilities, yet they do not ask technical questions to assess those abilities. I ultimately passed the interview, but the salary they offered was downright insulting to an engineer. I recommend that candidates not waste their time interviewing with this company; if you are considering joining, think twice.
The interview was very pleasant
The salary offered during the probationary period is the same as that for an administrative assistant, 30K—clearly an insult to engineers!
If you think a newcomer’s abilities are insufficient, you can simply dismiss them with severance, or you could also choose not to hire them!
With this kind of salary, you still expect to recruit engineers? No wonder trainee engineers leave!
Applied position: C# engineer; Oracle SQL is required
1. Was given one cup of water during the interview
The interview had already been arranged by phone for 18:00, yet they sent me an email saying it was at 17:30. What was the problem with that???
1. Regarding the assigned work location, HR was not very willing to explain clearly. During the interview, they only gave me a general idea, so I thought it would be very close. As it turned out.......
2. They said that an engineer in a certain area was urgently needed back, making it sound as if that engineer had requested to return. It turned out they simply lacked manpower to support a new project and temporarily needed to transfer him away.
3. On my first day, there was no computer available for me to use, so I had to use the computer that was supposed to be handed over to the previous project manager. On the second day, there was a computer, but it unexpectedly had no access permissions and could not be used. Couldn’t they have explained this clearly? It took until the seventh day for the headquarters at the assigned location to activate the account. This really made me furious.
4. Who asks someone to submit personal information by taking photos and sending them over? (Do they not know about the security risks?)