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There seemed to be hardly any employees inside; it was empty and deserted.
The interviewer’s appearance gave off an uncomfortable impression, with shifty eyes and evasive answers.
It felt like a questionable company.
The starting salary was poor, and you even had to pay the 6% labor pension contribution yourself. They were basically trying to trick university graduates who didn’t know better.
Even if I were unemployed, I wouldn’t consider going there.
Bad review.
Couldn't find any advantages
The interviewer had slicked-back hair and looked very young, probably born in the 1980s. From the moment he sat down after entering the room, he kept spinning a pen, dropping it as he did so, then picking it up and continuing to spin it nonstop. He only stopped when the interview ended and it was time to leave. It felt uncomfortable, and during the interview, the interviewer's eyes kept darting around while speaking.
The internal salary estimate is approximately 22,000–30,000. New graduates may want to take a look.