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1. Insincere — I proactively applied for a store staff position, but later received a notification from 104 about interviewing for an executive assistant position. During the actual interview, I learned that the job was for a sales assistant. It’s not that I can’t do sales assistant work; the issue is that there were already such confusing inconsistencies before I even started working. Based on past experience, after joining, they would certainly ask me to do many tasks that differed from what was discussed during the interview.
2. The supervisor was very difficult to deal with
When asked why I still hadn’t found a job after being unemployed for a month, they said, “Maybe you don’t need the money. If it were me, I’d hurry to find a job as soon as I quit.” They questioned my attitude toward work, and even after questioning it, they continued to mock me.
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1. They were very perfunctory toward the interviewee, giving the impression that they were just going through the motions. Even when the agreed time arrived, they were still chatting with a client, which made them seem unreliable. They brushed off the interviewee’s questions casually and did not show much respect for people.
2. The monthly salary of 35,000 includes the perfect-attendance bonus. This was not stated in the job posting, so be careful.