The office is nice, very clean and located on a high floor of the building.
My first impression of the interviewing manager was quite friendly. We talked for almost half an hour, and there was no written test. I was asked about the projects I had worked on, as well as my understanding of online marketing and the self-media platforms I frequently follow.
There didn't seem to be many people in the company; I remember seeing only four or five people that day. The desk partitions are relatively low, so you can see the other people.
I can't think of any.
Working overtime excessively
No time off (meaning you still have to work from home)
The boss and colleagues are easy to get along with
There aren’t many weekends off
It’s quite grueling
But it seems that’s the case for most marketing jobs
When you first join, they treat you like one of their own.
When you’re about to leave, they treat you like a sworn enemy.
None
1. During the interview, I was first asked to enter an office. Then I heard someone outside make a phone call saying, "The person here for the design interview has arrived. The boss told you to conduct the interview..." So did the interviewer not even know that they were supposed to interview me? However, their attitude was quite good, and they also reviewed my portfolio.
2. The office felt a little cramped and had a lot of miscellaneous items piled up.