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Read the community guidelinesThe other party's attitude was fairly good, and they did not make you feel uncomfortable during the interview.
The position was originally advertised as a part-time online-store assistant. I thought it involved working in a physical store handling back-office online-store duties, but it turned out to be working from home for piece-rate pay. Although the position I applied for was clearly a part-time online-store assistant, they asked whether I wanted to work as a sales representative. When I asked what the job involved selling and how the salary structure worked, they only replied that I would find out what products I would be selling by attending their course. They also kept telling me that only they offered free training courses and that other industries would not provide free courses. It felt very much like a direct-selling scheme.
There were many people at the interview.
After discussing the salary, eight days off per month, working hours, and labor and health insurance,
they explained the job duties, and then it was over.
They also deal in telecommunications, used cars, cryptocurrency, mobile phone rentals, and a whole bunch of other things.
Regardless of the position, it’s basically sales.
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Despite dividing it into so many different positions, it is still sales.