There really aren't any of those bonuses on the front line that are used to humiliate people.
I've been gone for a while now.
The manager is outrageous and only listens to the boss.
Apart from doing everything within his power, the general manager has all the other typical exploitative-boss practices.
The interview time was changed repeatedly, so I never got to attend the interview and don't know what the advantages are.
The interview was scheduled and then the time was changed repeatedly. What's more, they only used text messages to make the changes, and on the day itself they changed it to another day@@. I wasted a day of leave I had specifically taken... Fortunately, I saw the message before leaving home. If I had only seen the message after missing the appointment, wouldn't I have made the trip for nothing?
I completely understand that the person in charge is very busy. However, a company or supervisor that respects its employees can be evaluated through the small things.
The interview time was changed repeatedly, so I never got to attend the interview and therefore don't know what the advantages are.
The interview was scheduled and then the time was changed repeatedly, and the changes were communicated only by text message. In the end, it was changed to another day again on the day of the interview@@, wasting a day off I had specifically taken... Fortunately, I saw the text message before leaving home. What if I hadn't seen the message until after missing the scheduled time? Wouldn't that have meant making the trip for nothing?
I completely understand that the person in charge is very busy. However, whether a company or supervisor respects its employees can be seen in the small things.
There are absolutely no advantages
A money-losing company
No opportunity to learn more
I received an interview invitation and replied to HR, but then, unexpectedly, there was no further follow-up... What’s going on here~? (Though it does quite match what people online had shared previously XD)
Can't think of any at the moment
It felt like the company had already found a suitable candidate but failed to notify the other interviewees. The entire interview process left a very bad impression.
I waited idly for nearly 20 minutes, seated at a small tea table near the company entrance. After going in and introducing myself, the interviewer repeatedly asked, “Is there anything else you’d like to know about the company?”
I asked about the details of the job responsibilities, but received vague answers, or the interviewer kept going in circles without directly answering my questions. After answering, they continued asking, “Is there anything else you’d like to know about the company?”
This cycle continued repeatedly: I asked a question, the interviewer answered, and then continued asking what else I wanted to know about the company...
Before the interview ended, I mentioned that I had brought a portfolio and asked whether they would like to review it. The interviewer agreed, but only flipped through a few pages perfunctorily before returning it.