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Read the community guidelinesThe company is in a new building
There are no cockroaches in the pantry
The restroom is clean and beautiful
It would be one thing if the manager simply lacked the ability to unite the team
but they also offend people without realizing it
They always choose whatever way is most convenient for themselves
They often do whatever comes to mind and have a poor memory
They lack the corresponding abilities but like to make demands
They are good at using gossip to obtain resources
They often chat at work, and the LINE window keeps popping up
They create cliques
The group meals are pretty good.
As long as the supervisor is still al***, don't join. They don't do any work; they're called the marketing supervisor but don't understand anything at all. The ideas they come up with are shocking, and they spend work hours doing personal things.
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The interviewer directly stated that this job requires overtime, but no overtime pay will be provided. At the very beginning of the interview, they told me that my qualifications were not substantial enough and that they could not possibly offer such a high salary, then proposed an extremely low amount and asked whether I was interested... But my qualifications and salary requirements were clearly stated on my résumé. If you do not recognize my qualifications or agree with my salary expectations, please do not waste my time by notifying me to attend an interview, okay?
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The interviewer directly stated that this job requires overtime, but no overtime pay will be provided. At the very beginning of the interview, they told me that my qualifications were not extensive enough and that they could not possibly offer such a high salary, then quoted an extremely low amount and asked whether I was willing to accept it... But my résumé clearly states everything. If you don't recognize my qualifications or agree with my salary requirements, please don't waste my time by notifying me to come for an interview, okay?
The interview process was thorough and required completing quite a few aptitude tests. The interviewers were one man and one woman, and most of their questions focused on professional expertise. I had a good impression, and the company’s location is also convenient, with a gym right downstairs.
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I previously worked at this company, and the boss was very willing to give people opportunities. As soon as I joined, I was offered a higher salary than at the company where I had worked for 10 years.
Some employees really like forming cliques. They do not work seriously and like spreading rumors and slacking off.
I remember interviewing there before. It took more than 10 applications before I was invited to an interview. I found that they really value talent and take great care to understand my work experience and background. They also help conduct aptitude analyses. It feels like a great company.
The environment is so good that it makes me want to stay there every day.
A pretty good company
The company is too good to its employees, producing a bunch of useless people. Employees with nothing to do love telling jokes to pass the time. Previously, a few people secretly recorded conversations to gain power; after their hidden problems were discovered, they resigned. They all pulled the same kind of nonsense at their previous companies too, haha.