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Read the community guidelinesYou really can’t tell much from the interview alone. Even the advantages are things the boss said, so it’s hard to know what it’s actually like.
The boss said there is a steady stream of projects, and they tend to focus on doing one project well rather than taking on many at once, so overtime is not the norm.
They have previously worked on several projects for the National Palace Museum, so they have a stable clientele.
It’s a small company with 5–6 people, so there probably won’t be anyone with stronger or comparable professional skills to cover for you.
Because it’s a small company, the workplace is in a shared office building rented with other businesses. Some people may care about this, but I personally don’t mind.
I ultimately turned it down (and I might not have been hired anyway) because I considered that I’m not particularly strong, and I would feel uneasy without a senior colleague there.