新加坡商第一企劃行銷股份有限公司台灣分公司

The environment is a bit outdated

Probably the most ridiculous company I've ever encountered; during the interview, it was immediately apparent that they were pretending to understand things they didn't.

The office is beautiful.

I remember it was sometime in 2012 or 2013, I think. The manager was a man, middle-aged.

After asking about my experience, he asked me if I liked watching movies (I was dumbfounded).

Then he said he needed a copywriter who would be obedient,

so I decided not to go.

High overtime pay

Taxis are available to take you home

Because it involves advertising page work, the pressure is relatively high.

But the overtime hours are astonishing—almost every day, work continues until around 5 a.m.

The worst time, it lasted until 7 a.m.

The company lights were never turned off from morning until night.

However, the salary is relatively high.

If you think you are too healthy or too poor, you can come and take on the challenge.

Former employees guarantee that there will be lasting aftereffects.

The risk of occupational injury is extremely high.

None

Are companies with Singapore in their names all so impolite? HR had a very aggressive way of speaking, and before I had even settled in, they wanted me to sign a consent form similar to a background-check authorization before they were willing to begin. It felt as though I was selling myself, and I was completely dumbfounded. In addition, the department supervisor was also very impolite, making people wait for no reason for more than thirty minutes. Do you have no concept of time? You don't have time, but I have plenty? You were the one who invited me to the interview, yet you still made me wait. Even after making me wait a long time, you didn't apologize and acted as if it were perfectly normal. It felt really terrible.

Convenient transportation

The HR department is extremely unprofessional. They sent an interview notification for the wrong position. I corrected them, and when reminding HR to change it, they sent the email again and still forgot to make the correction. Terrible!

The manager seemed sincere about recruiting, and we had a very pleasant conversation, so I thought I had a chance. But afterward, I was still passed over. They put on an act until they found someone suitable—clearly, you shouldn’t trust human nature too much.

The supervisor was more patient than HR and willing to answer the interviewee’s questions.

During the HR interview, they constantly asked questions in a nitpicking manner, and many of the questions were overly personal, making the interviewee feel uncomfortable.

I didn’t experience any at the time.

1. As soon as I entered the company, there was a very strong musty smell.

2. The receptionist was quite cold.

3. The HR representative kept mixing Chinese and English while speaking.

4. The questions were asked in a very aggressive manner, constantly implying that everything was your own problem.

5. All the questions were recycled from past interview questions.

Overall, there was nothing about the interview that made me want to join the company.