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High turnover, extremely busy, asked to do inexplicable things, required to work after hours and on holidays, expected to know everything and be all-round capable, no overtime pay, working overtime every day is normal. Those looking for a stable job are advised not to apply.
The woman who conducted the interview at the beginning was very polite.
I interviewed for a warehouse and customer service position. The woman who conducted the interview at the beginning was very polite, but later the other party asked someone who I didn’t know was the owner or a supervisor to come in (they said that the owner and supervisor happened to be there, but the person did not introduce themselves at all). They asked a bunch of questions unrelated to the job and made arbitrary comments, while nothing that should have been discussed—salary, benefits, and so on—was mentioned. They asked how old my parents were when they retired and where my younger brother worked. When I replied that I wasn’t sure where he worked, they commented that my family must have a poor relationship. Because there was a gap of less than two months between my first two jobs, they said it was because I couldn’t find work. I don’t know whether they were trying to drive down the salary or simply always speak that way; in any case, it wasn’t a very good interview experience.
The company has many artworks, which gives it a very refined feel.
I interviewed for a design position with the boss. They asked about many software programs and whether I knew how to use them. I would need to know video editing, marketing, SEO optimization, and so on.
They talked on and on... but never mentioned the salary...