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Read the community guidelines1. The interviewer (the company's chairman, who also serves as general manager) was quite friendly.
2. Transportation (MRT and parking) was reasonably convenient.
1. You need to leave an ID document or key at the lobby on the first floor in exchange for a visitor pass to go upstairs. It is recommended that the contact person mention this in the interview notification email.
2. They asked a great many questions about my private life, such as whether I was married, what my parents did for a living, whether I lived with my parents, and whether I rented or owned my home.
3. The application form requires you to provide your full national ID number.
4. They gave me a thick, A4-sized company brochure, but did not mention salary, benefits, or job responsibilities at all during the interview.
Summary: A waste-of-time interview