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The interview starts with the boss. Basically, he just wants you to keep showing him your work, but he actually doesn’t understand the technical aspects of information technology, so afterward he casually finds an engineer to interview you. The experience feels terrible—you have to introduce yourself all over again, and the engineer also seems not to know how to interview people, awkwardly asking some meaningless questions.
In the end, they mention that they’re actually looking for someone to be stationed at a gambling company in Neihu. If you want to join, go ahead.
Rather than an interview, it felt more like casual conversation—just treat it as chatting with an ordinary engineer?
Even though it wasn't an interview for the Neihu assignment, in practice they still want you to go to Neihu.
It sounds like it should be an assignment at that large gambling company, X, in Neihu,
But honestly, this gives people a very bad impression.
If both positions require working in Neihu, why advertise two different job openings?