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Read the community guidelinesBefore entering the company for the interview, you first need to exchange your ID for a visitor pass and then check in at the reception desk. The reception process is fairly formal, but the staff are not impolite.
As with most companies, you need to fill out some basic information. The interviewing supervisor was very friendly and straightforward; it felt more like chatting and getting to know each other. The colleagues also seemed quite easy to get along with.
For some reason, the waiting time during the interview was relatively long. If you are going for an interview, it is recommended that you allow extra time.
Solid accumulation of practical experience
You need to be able to hold your liquor well to have room for advancement in the company.
Management can be somewhat emotionally driven and follows a traditional master-apprentice relationship, so you often need to please your direct supervisor.