力丞儀器科技有限公司

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Inside the building, the interviewer (manager) looked very displeased. Without carefully reviewing my résumé, they bluntly pointed out many issues.

They rejected me because my academic and professional background was not deep enough, and were not very polite. They kept exaggerating how impressive their company was, which made me uncomfortable.

Practice patience.

The boss is an extremely self-righteous bullshit king.

Improve your EQ

The boss makes many demands but pays very little. During the interview, they use all kinds of tactics to haggle down your starting salary.

The company is full of cameras; you are monitored wherever you go.

The indoor air is very stuffy. For such a large company, they can only open one small window next to the boss, and then a bunch of people are squeezed into a tiny room to work.

The company does not provide meals. You have to pay for your own boxed lunches, including boxed lunches during overtime.

The boss uses persuasive tactics to semi-coerce you into working overtime! Even if you leave an hour late, you cannot claim overtime. You will also be asked whether you have finished your work, whether you have become proficient in the technical skills, and similar questions. As a result, no one in the entire company dares to leave work on time.

You have to pay travel fuel expenses upfront for business trips. There is no subsidy for using your own car. Do not mention during the interview that you have a car.

During business trips, the boss says that you should drive carefully, but also places great emphasis on time efficiency.

Walked into an office building. Very impressive and air-conditioned.

The interviewer was an older man wearing white, glasses, and a sour expression; his tone was very unpleasant~~

1. At the beginning of the interview, I was asked what programming languages I knew.

Answer: C and VB, with limited familiarity.

2. When I got to the 7th floor, how did I know which of the two doorbells to press?

Answer: Because both doors had signs mentioning Li Cheng instruments.

3. Do you know mathematics?

I know sequences, integration and differentiation, and trigonometric functions.

4. I was asked about my expected salary and benefits.

There was an offer of 24,000, meals provided, and overtime pay if I could work overtime.

Thoughts: If they are always short-staffed, could they consider working with schools and the government on an internship program?

Otherwise, asking these questions so aggressively makes it feel like I still have no chance of getting hired!!!

I don't understand what kind of person they want!!!!

I suppose the only advantage is that they are very short-staffed, so it is easy to get hired.

1. You have to provide your own lunch, and if you work overtime in the evening, you still have to provide your own dinner. (If you take out your phone during the lunch break, the boss will scold you.)

2. You often have to go to processing factories yourself, and the company is very good at taking advantage of this. After work, they will have you take processed parts to a factory for modifications and then bring them to the company the next day. (Since you have already finished work, you will not receive overtime pay no matter how late you work.)

3. No fuel allowance is provided for business travel.

4. The turnover rate is frighteningly high. Even the woman who cleans the building has asked why there are always new faces at your company.

5. If overtime exceeds 9 p.m., the overtime form can only be filled out up to 9 p.m., regardless of how late you actually work.

6. Pay attention to the date your labor insurance coverage begins. Because the turnover rate is high, the boss’s wife will not enroll you on your first day of work, so please ensure your own safety.