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Read the community guidelines1. The work environment is good.
2. The interviewer, a supervisor, conducted the interview in English and Chinese and asked many questions, giving the impression that they genuinely wanted to get to know the interviewee and had put thought into the process.
3. Chang Yan Industrial is the same company as Chang Wei Trading—one is the factory site, and the other is the office.
1. The owner personally stated that, over the years, none of the people who came claiming to have several years of work experience elsewhere have been capable of doing the job after joining the company.
2. Job seekers with prior work experience are required to start learning from scratch, with the same salary as someone who has just graduated. Those who agree can continue the discussion; those who do not need not waste each other’s time. (This could also be considered a positive, since it is stated frankly.)
3. For recent graduates, the starting salary is good, so it may be worth giving it a try. However, applicants with prior work experience should think carefully, as neither their years of experience nor their expertise is recognized.
1. Great environment and location.
2. The senior colleagues are highly capable (their English is excellent, and they are very organized), so it feels like I could learn a lot.
1. A typical exploitative boss—before I even started working, they bragged that everyone works overtime every day. What's there to be proud of?
2. If working overtime every day is expected, the salary isn't particularly high either.