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Read the community guidelines1. The interviewer was friendly and described the job responsibilities clearly and unambiguously.
2. The company environment and factory looked good—not old or cluttered.
1. When discussing benefits, they were evasive, saying that it is a listed company and that it provides all the benefits it should. In reality, there are no employee trips, year-end parties, or prize drawings.
2. The interview had to be conducted in two rounds: the first with the department supervisor and the second with the department vice president.
1. The office atmosphere is fairly good, and most colleagues are easy to get along with.
2. There is not too much micromanagement, so the work is fairly free.
3. The company is a well-known major brand, so there is little fear of it going under.
1. The workload is stressful and fast-paced. You have to work quickly; otherwise, you will be constantly pressured every day.
2. Frequent overtime is the norm. The work is heavy and complex, requiring a great deal of patience and stress tolerance.
3. No company trips or year-end banquet.