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Read the community guidelinesThe interviewer was quite easy to talk to,
but overall, the company’s environment isn’t actually very good, so younger people might be hesitant.
As soon as you enter, there is a small office with more than 10 people packed inside.
The company also has a dog, so it may not be suitable for people who are afraid of dogs.
The desks are OA desks with partitions, but the restroom, pantry, and kitchen at the back of the office are quite old.
The average age is relatively high, which may indicate that the company’s turnover is low.
In my opinion, this position may be more suitable for people who live nearby and are accustomed to riding a motorcycle or bicycle.
The benefits and salary are considered quite good for a design position!
Also, this position mainly involves creating calendars, so the primary software is basically InDesign.
Q: Is this position being added as part of an expansion?
A: The interviewer said there is one person in the design department, but they have been unable to recruit a third person for quite some time.
Interview advice
This position mainly involves creating calendars, so it primarily uses InDesign.
You also need to act as a customer service representative, handling both telephone customers and customers on LINE.
I think it would be better to view this position as a combination of project manager and designer.
During the busy season (September, October, and November), you need to cooperate with overtime work, but the frequency is basically very low.
Also, overtime actually ends by 8:30 p.m. at the latest (everyone leaves together).
If you have worked at other exploitative companies, you should find this acceptable.
You also need to travel to printing plants in Zhonghe to inspect proofs, so it would be better for people who can accept this to have a discussion.