There are cats.
The overall interview experience was very poor. The waiting time was extremely long, and the interviewer looked like they hadn’t had enough sleep after a nap. Their attitude was extremely arrogant—they kept throwing questions at me. If you don’t introduce your company and how you develop clients, how am I supposed to know what to do? If you didn’t want to interview me, you could have just told me directly instead of wasting my time there.
Pros???? Please, saying there are any pros would be a load of nonsense.
The interview was scheduled for around 2 p.m. The company is located in an alley, and the exterior is rather shabby. The only advantage is that there are cats... After going in, they first showed me a page explaining why they needed to build a website, bla bla.
After waiting 20 minutes, the interviewer came out. Their attitude was arrogant, and they questioned the candidate’s abilities from beginning to end. It’s not that questioning candidates is unacceptable, but they did so with a condescending attitude. They even kept trying to cut the salary for a fresh graduate and seemed unwilling to offer a basic salary. It felt like they genuinely had no intention of hiring, and their attitude toward fresh graduates was extremely unfriendly. So I’m really curious: why did you send me an interview invitation in the first place?
I spent a full hour and a half listening to sarcastic remarks.
A garbage company that puts interviewees down to an unbelievable degree. Remember: until someone has joined your company, everyone is equal.
Your company is choosing candidates, and job seekers are also choosing companies—and bosses. Stop looking down on people.
What a completely classless small company! What a waste of time!
Cancel this option, okay?
I suddenly received a phone call inviting me to an interview. It was almost noon at the time, and I told the other party by phone that I had another interview scheduled in the afternoon, so I would have to check whether I had time to attend the interview.
I also said that I would call back to confirm whether I could attend the interview. After finishing the afternoon interview, before I had even called to ask, I received a message from the job bank saying that they claimed I had stood them up?
May I ask, if the time was never confirmed, how could I have stood them up? Such a fragile company, haha. No wonder the online reviews are all unfavorable.