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A family business that makes the whole family proud. The boss is very good at making grand promises, but the promotion system is all bullshit; the management positions are fully occupied by family members, haha.
They ask what you think about everything, but they’re only looking for affirmation. If your answer isn’t the one they want, you’re screwed.
It’s pretty ridiculous that introducing the general agent company takes more time and effort than introducing the brands it represents, haha. Also, if you want to buy the products, Little Red Book will be cheaper ^^
There are lots of landmines, so if you’re thinking of joining, you’d better consider it carefully~
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The interviewer was a Ms. Chen who took a long time to appear. She seemed very busy, constantly rushing around, though it wasn’t clear what she was doing—going off to make coffee and things like that. During the conversation, she kept asking, “What do you think?” and “What’s your opinion?” but would then repeatedly interrupt, perhaps because she just wanted to steer the conversation toward what she wanted to talk about. I didn’t feel very respected....
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1. There was dog feces under the interview seat's desk.
2. The interviewer arrived late.
3. Employees are required to provide their own computer, including the software needed for work.
4. A responsibility-based work system.
5. The administrative position is Marketing Supervisor, with a monthly salary of 30K.
The receptionist was very attentive and reminded me several times to be punctual.
The interviewer was a brand manager with the surname Chen.
Throughout the entire interview, I couldn't figure out why she looked so sour, and she was late despite saying it would be at 10:30.
She clearly hadn't even looked at my résumé before starting to ask questions.
Halfway through my answers, she kept interrupting with other questions, and didn't even explain what her own company did.
Later, she threw out, “Would you take a 22K salary or not?” and then handed me a copy to look at myself.
She couldn't even be bothered to explain it.
I had only read about three lines of the bonus commission table when she coldly tossed out, “I'll get back to you.”
Then she turned around and went to make coffee for herself!
I've never encountered such a disrespectful interview before. It was certainly eye-opening.