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Read the community guidelinesThe manager of the Information Department was nice and gave a lot of advice.
The lady in the Human Resources Department was also very nice.
I haven't noticed any other advantages for now. I look forward to hearing from everyone with more experience.
Terrible company—not even worth one star.
1. A company with no sense of time whatsoever. I had to wait three hours for the interviewer when I went for an interview.
2. The interviewer (the special assistant) made sarcastic and disparaging remarks from the very beginning of the interview, criticizing others and acting as though being older gave them the right to do whatever they wanted. They had no basic respect.
3. They disparaged their own employees (I’m not sure whether this is habitual). Truly a “great” company. If you’re going for an interview, think twice.
Finally, I wish your company booming business, more orders than you can handle, and a constant stream of interviewees.
1. Haven't thought of any yet
1. Spent more than five hours interviewing, including three hours listening to a senior administrative executive talk about cultivating perseverance
No advantages
When asked in the interview about the company's operating conditions, losses caused by industry competition, and other issues, they began to conceal information.
1. A great place to effectively train yourself to clean up after your supervisor.
2. You can train your stress resistance, patience, and servility, developing the ability to ignore customers loudly berating you because of your supervisor’s failure to keep promises.
3. Salaries are paid on time.
4. All the leave required by the Labor Standards Act is provided without a day missing.
5. The company has air conditioning, a water dispenser, and a coffee machine.
.....That’s all.
Consider carefully....
Please think twice.