The salary offered is pretty good
The work environment seems okay
At first, they said applicants without experience would be accepted, but they require new employees to have strong learning ability—ideally, they should remember everything after being told once and quickly get the hang of it.
The website says there is comprehensive training, but in reality, there isn't; you learn as you go while being taught.
I only know that I was not what the employer was looking for. At this time, the other party seemed to only need someone experienced (or perhaps a recent graduate). The work environment looked very upscale, but I don’t know whether the lights outside were off or the sign wasn’t lit. Personally, I felt that ordinary people would not want to step inside.
Since the employer was not genuinely interested from the beginning, based on what I heard, they seemed unaware that this interview was taking place. I don’t know whether the person who screened the applicants for them was one of the dental assistants, or whether the boss simply hadn’t explained it. In any case, they wanted someone “with experience” and hurried to end the interview.
(Personal impression: It is also possible that they were looking for someone attractive. Judging from the process, the employer did not seem like a steady person; I felt that they lacked focus.)
Since I was not what the employer wanted, no details were provided about the other benefits or the job duties.