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The interview process was fairly pleasant.
Being able to go directly to the company for an in-person interview saved a lot of time.
1. The interview was conducted while standing at the office entrance, which felt inconvenient.
They will ask whether you studied a related field and about relevant work experience. If you have a portfolio, whether physical or electronic, you can bring it along.
(The practical computer test can be skipped.)
2. The working hours of 11:00–20:00 were mentioned, but unfortunately the salary was not discussed in detail.
3. The interviewer said: “The graphic design work is very simple: arranging about 10 product images per day. The style needs to be Japanese; the background just shouldn’t be pure white.”
4. They only asked at the interview whether I had pets, which may be an advantage.
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However, the salary listed on the job posting is not low! There should probably be other administrative duties to handle as well, but they simply didn’t mention them!!
Because on other stores’ job postings, other positions require delivery work or serving as a store clerk to greet customers who visit the store.
I assume support will be needed~
Result: No further communication.
PS: This position has been open for a long time, for everyone’s reference.
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Almost every branch looks like a warehouse, especially the Sanchong location. It’s still a corrugated metal building, the air conditioning isn’t even cold, and it’s filthy as hell. The pay is 24K, and they even say you have to support branches in other counties and cities. Is this kind of salary supposed to be a joke?