They are perpetually hiring, so those lacking interview experience can gain interview experience at any time.
The interview includes idiotic questions; you can look up the answers online using your own phone, and you are expected to quickly draw an immature character concept sketch with your own pencil, among other things.
That one second when you get paid.
Then you open it and find there’s less than NT$10,000. Fuck.
At first, I didn’t believe what the senior colleague said about their work experience.
(http://ursalary0.com/salaries/salary_view_tw/1621)
But after working there for a month, it really was exactly the same.
All kinds of overtime, revising work,
and in the end, they kept deducting from my pay. Fuck.
I sincerely advise everyone not to try it.
Only the moment you receive your paycheck
Only to open it and find there's less than NT$10,000
At first, I didn't believe what the senior colleague said about their work experience
(http://ursalary0.com/salaries/salary_view_tw/1621)
But after working there for a month, it really was exactly the same
All kinds of overtime and revisions to the work
In the end, my pay was repeatedly deducted here and there. Damn it.
I sincerely recommend that everyone avoid trying it
You don't have to wait long after the interview to find out the result
There is a test during the interview. Remember to bring your own ruler and pen.
They will test things like printing dimensions.
It seems like it should be a terrible job. They are always hiring. One or two weeks after the interview, they emailed to ask whether I had found a job and whether I wanted to come for a second interview. I guess no one is willing to go work there…
The location is in a school district
The rent should be relatively inexpensive
Used standardized interview questions as a tool to suppress the salary
For my first job interview, I expected a salary of 25–27k
But I was mocked for not understanding some aesthetic theories
Some time after the interview ended, I received a call asking whether I wanted to come work for 22k
I think the idea that being well-versed in theory means you can do good design is extremely absurd
So I declined the job offer
Interviewed by a middle-aged man
Had to fill out a test before the interview
It was mainly made up of design-related questions (e.g., forms of beauty)
Interview questions:
1. What was the name of your supervisor at your previous company?
2. Why do you want to work here?
3. Review the test questions from earlier.
4. What software are you familiar with?
5. State your desired monthly salary.
For some reason, the interviewer looked very stern throughout the process...
He spoke harshly, perhaps because he thought it would make it easier to push down the salary.
When asked which software I specialized in, after I answered, he said, “So you’re that kind of person again.”
The overall impression was very bad....
I originally expected a salary of 35K.
He forcibly offered 29K, or 30K including perfect attendance pay, and asked whether that would be acceptable....
Overall, the interview experience was very unpleasant...
Also, don’t be fooled by the two characters “文創” in the company’s name, which suggest cultural and creative industries.
The company’s work samples shown during the interview were really just so-so...
A company located within a school; the interview requires candidates to complete CIS and various printing-data test questions within a short period. It has been recruiting continuously for six years, suggesting that it is a highly problematic company.