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The interview included a question that required writing on-site. Before the interview, there was a short test, and they said they wanted to review the company’s previous work first; afterward, either positive or negative feedback was welcome. There were quite a few interviewers: two originally, with two more joining later, which was a little nerve-racking. The questions were very precise and did not waste too much time.

During the interview in the meeting room, everyone outside was a little noisy. I couldn’t tell whether they were having fun or just being loud.

The female interviewer showed respect.

Before going in, you are asked to briefly fill out a personality traits questionnaire. There are three interviewers. After briefly asking you to introduce yourself, they begin asking questions.

The male interviewer in the middle was extremely disrespectful toward the interviewee. He only hastily looked at the résumé during the interview, showing extreme disrespect, and he did not listen when others were speaking.

During my self-introduction, I mentioned that I chose a job with regular working hours so I could pursue further studies. After hearing this, he asked, “So you only want to leave work on time?”

I also mentioned that I enjoy learning, and he interpreted it as, “So the company is letting you come here to learn?” The interviewer who was sitting in on the interview also chimed in, “You have to pay tuition to learn.”

Enjoying learning is a good thing; it means that the interviewee is continually growing and improving.

May I ask, interviewer, do you think you are perfect and without flaws?

The condescending attitude made it seem as though, just because your company handles major projects, every interviewee is expected to kneel before entering your company.

Finally, if the interviewer in the middle was playing the bad cop, I have to commend you—you played the role very successfully. If not, then all I can say is that an interviewer like you has no merit beyond making interviewees angry and want to criticize your company.

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1. The interview questions (written) were quite thorough, and seemed to be designed specifically for each position.

2. The interviewers gave me the impression that they were quite respectful and did not come across as condescending.

3. The company feels quite young overall.

1. The office atmosphere was a bit quiet... It felt somewhat strange because everyone was young, but... it felt a lot like a cram school...

2. The office was cramped... not very comfortable, although I'm not sure whether there were other areas I didn't see...