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I arrived on time, but HR only slowly walked in from outside the clinic 5–10 minutes later, showing absolutely no respect for the interviewee.
HR’s attitude was not very good; their facial expressions and tone were both unpleasant.
The interview only involved asking me to introduce myself, and the details of the position and compensation were not clearly explained. The compensation would not be disclosed until the second interview. They only said that they would submit the information to the manager for a decision, and that the position would also be assigned by the manager (I applied for two similar positions).
Moreover, it was the other party who invited me to the interview and scheduled it for the following day. Although this made the position seem urgent, their attitude and way of handling things were completely disrespectful of the job seeker’s time.
In short, HR’s attitude made me feel extremely disrespected. Perhaps they thought I was not suitable for the job, but they should still have demonstrated a basic level of professionalism. It felt like I had traveled a long way just to be belittled and have my time wasted. Think carefully before accepting an interview invitation.
The drawbacks are endless
Pray to the gods every day, as if you had done something terrible. Just waiting for the interview is enough to make you question your life. The boss likes to brag that the company is the leader in medical aesthetics and can crush competitors worldwide; this kind of mentality should be even more high than jerking off.
Those who like *The Legend of Zhen Huan* can join—there are palace intrigues every day, so feel free to follow along.
Or, if you like having Fude Pit as your office, this should also be your top choice.
HR gossip can also inexplicably get people asked to leave (involuntarily). If you want to waste your life, this should be your top choice.
It feels just like a cult. Do not risk trying it at all.
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The boss has a very self-important attitude, constantly boasting that their company is a leader in the medical aesthetics industry. They don’t respect the interviewee’s past work experience and believe that other companies are all inferior while their own is exceptionally excellent. They went on and on for at least 40 minutes. If they weren’t going to proceed with a notification anyway, what was the point of talking so much?
I doubt working for a boss like this would be very good either.
Near the MRT station.
It has currently been renamed 尚行健康聯合診所.
They kept asking about things unrelated to the job, such as what my family does, what my siblings do, whether I rent or own a house, whether I’m single, whether I have a boyfriend, whether I plan to have children, what my partner does....
They kept interrogating me about my privacy!!!!
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1. They repeatedly confirmed whether I would arrive on time, and I did arrive on time, yet they made me wait there for nearly 30 minutes (since they schedule about one interviewee every half hour). I don't understand why they schedule appointments so tightly.
2. The interviewer had not read my résumé at all. After asking me to introduce myself, they asked whether I had any questions, and then ended the interview. We did not discuss the job duties at all. The entire process took about five minutes. They acted as though I did not meet the requirements for the position, but my résumé clearly states my educational background, experience, and years of service. How could I not qualify? Why waste both parties' time?
3. The office was filled with statues of deities and religious decorations. It was very strange.
Those planning to go are advised to call first and clearly ask whether the other party has reviewed your résumé.
The office has lots of artwork.
1. The customer service day shift working hours mean AM 11:00–PM 20:30.
2. This is a telesales job, but you also have to provide customer service for the company as a good deed.
3. Low salary + commission (the amount is unknown); I wonder whether I’ll be left struggling to make ends meet if there are no promotional campaigns?
4. If you could explain the working hours and job format in advance, it might save both your company and many applicants from wasting each other’s time.