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Read the community guidelinesThe receptionist was very friendly, the company environment was quiet, and the location was easy to find.
The interviewer answered all my questions and did not ask for unnecessary personal information.
There were too many interviews, and too much time was spent on assignments.
The first interview covered basic information and an impromptu reading comprehension and summarization task. The second involved an impromptu product marketing proposal unrelated to the company’s business (I still presented one). Then I was assigned a market research task, with the expectation that I would later create a PPT presentation and give a report to the company’s colleagues...
The company is small, and its operations are very China-oriented. The general manager has a business relationship with a certain Chinese company, and nearly all of the company’s business comes from there.
The salary and benefits remained very unclear throughout.
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1. The company’s direction is unclear; they keep avoiding the questions, can’t explain the reasoning, yet love emphasizing that they are a very systematic company.
2. After receiving the offer, the details stated in the offer letter were different from what was discussed initially.
3. They are very good at making grand promises, acting as if they recognize employees’ value, while paying next to nothing.