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Read the community guidelinesNone. I also waited 20 minutes. The written test was very difficult; if you don't have a solid foundation, don't waste your time.
The interviewer turned casual conversation into a lecture and kept dredging up other people's painful experiences. Why not become a teacher? Why not become a translator? Why did you stay for only a short time? You still have to pass three more rounds before getting the position, and the salary isn't particularly high either. Yet this is just an editor supervisor position at a cram school, and the interviewer was incredibly self-important. After the interview, I felt like my depression was about to relapse. I strongly recommend not going to the interview—it was a waste of time.
- Mainly editing materials for cram schools
- Written test, including grammar multiple-choice questions and an essay
(Basic grammar: only 2 errors allowed out of 10 questions; advanced grammar: only 4 errors allowed out of 10 questions)
- Did not feel uncomfortable or disrespected during the interview process
Editing educational materials differs from editing general books, so the work may be more rigid