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1. It’s a very old-fashioned company—so old-fashioned that talking to them feels emotionally exhausting.
2. They don’t really respect interviewees. They asked what I thought the definition of UI was, and when my answer wasn’t what they wanted, they started questioning me.
They acted as if they understood everything, repeatedly saying that the earlier structure was UX, without giving me any chance to explain, and started lecturing me about what UI/UX should be like.
3. They kept interrupting whenever I tried to speak, were completely unwilling to listen to what the interviewee had to say, and treated the interviewee like an idiot.
4. If you don’t understand their product, they make a disdainful expression and don’t want to explain it properly. They go on about a bunch of grand principles, yet you still can’t understand what they’re trying to say.
5. In the end, I recommend not even going to the interview—it will only leave you furious.