Interview experience:
I brought an Android phone and a small piece of software for network transmission.
The manager didn’t ask about networking or Android technology.
They just asked why the UI was so ugly and whether it had been designed at all.
The interviewer used a laptop to show me several beautifully designed UIs and asked me to take a look.
After lecturing me for a while, they added, “The salary you’re asking for is higher than other people’s, too.”
So I packed up my things and quietly went home.
1. Everyone has an iMac
2. The office is on the top floor
3. Guanghua is right next door
4. Don’t ask what AR can do for you
5. A professional government-project contractor
6. As long as the timing and winds are right, even a pig can fly
1. Everyone has an iMac (unless you’re an Apple fan)
2. The office building is old, and the pantry and restroom are the same room
3. The IT staff are outsourced, so if your PC has a problem, you can only fend for yourself at first
4. You have to ask what you can do for AR
5. You know what government-project quality is like
6. Almost every project has to be pushed through by pulling strings; capable people with guts are welcome to join