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I interviewed for a maintenance and operations engineer position, but the test had more questions about Linux and databases… Why not state that clearly on 104?
There was also a professional skills self-assessment form entirely in English… Are we being tested on English?
The person who came in to conduct the interview (without introducing himself at all)
His attitude clearly made me feel like he looked down on me. When he asked about my expected compensation, I first said I wanted to know the company’s salary range for the position. He then told me, “Ideally, you wouldn’t need any money—you could start work tomorrow. Wouldn’t that be best for the company!?”
The entire interview lasted less than five minutes. He didn’t seem to have any intention of conducting an interview at all. Don’t waste your time going to Neihu.
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Low salary—even with a master’s degree, they only offer 35k.
It feels like they are constantly looking for your shortcomings and telling you that you are not worth a higher salary.
(e.g., you only know the Android system and do not also know iOS)
You can get a general idea of the company’s operational and management quality from past reviews.
The programming test questions are formulaic, and there are many of them (several double-sided printed sheets). The HR representative often conveys impatience through their facial expressions and tone when interacting with people. The company atmosphere is oppressive.
The quality of the company's operations and management can be roughly inferred from past reviews.
The programming test questions are formulaic, and there are many of them (several double-sided printed pages). The HR staff often convey impatience through their facial expressions and tone when interacting with people. The atmosphere at the company is oppressive.
Clear and friendly communication
After they disclosed the salary, there was no further follow-up, which felt disappointing
The office is fairly bright, with glass curtain walls.
Everything said during the company interview seemed normal, but they only wanted to offer NT$22K. Even a master’s graduate from one of Taiwan’s Big Four universities couldn’t get an offer of NT$30K. You’d be better off going home and eating dirt.