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Read the community guidelinesThere is overtime pay, with a very high maximum number of hours—100+.
There is an employee cafeteria. It costs money, but it is relatively inexpensive.
Many employees have been with the company for a long time, so it is a company where you can stay for many years.
It’s pretty good if you have the right manager. If you get the wrong one, you might want to consider changing jobs.
If this isn’t your first job, it might be a good idea to gain experience elsewhere before coming here.
A traditional industry (you can probably guess the kind).
If this is your first job, it is highly not recommended. There are many choices in life.
You’ll know once you’ve experienced it.
The environment is good, and the company staff seem very friendly.
The company’s exterior is a bit old-fashioned.
When applying, you just fill out a résumé and a test paper. The test covers simple math, attention to detail, and some multiple-choice English vocabulary questions.
After finishing the test, you hand it to the receptionist. The receptionist then asks you to complete a personality test on the computer, where you select the options that best fit you.
Then you just wait for the interview.
However, the interviewer I met today seemed to be from HR, because they told me that they would pass my résumé on to the supervisor. If I am selected, they will call to notify me within a week.
But... I have no idea whether I’ll be selected!!