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After interviewing with so many companies, I’ve never encountered someone so self-important, living in their own world and thinking they’re the best in the entire world. No wonder they can’t find anyone. Heh.
A LIVE SHOW where you get to watch a pundit show off his verbal sparring skills and boast about his connections
The person in charge is Luo Youzhi, a political pundit. During the interview, he repeatedly boasted about his connections and the urgency of the projects he had on hand.
The position advertised for the interview was Project Manager, but the salary offered was just over 30,000, an assistant's salary.
Later, he changed his tune and said he hoped the person hired for this position could take his place and handle everything—in other words, be his executive assistant = =
This company seems to be just another business entity for him, but not one he wants to put any effort into running....
At the time of the interview, the office was shared with another party; after they parted ways, the company moved to a new office.
I recommend that only people who really like him go for an interview; otherwise, you'll just be wasting your time doing odd jobs for him.