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Read the community guidelinesThe atmosphere is relaxed. The Japanese boss is very talkative and jokes around with the employees, so they seem to have a good relationship. The boss is very young, and the interview questions were also quite basic.
The location is secluded. It is a bit far from the MRT station. Both interviews covered roughly the same topics. Sometimes I was also asked things that were unrelated to the position and not particularly important. It also did not feel like they were seriously considering hiring anyone.
Interviewed with two supervisors (one of whom was Japanese); both were quite talkative.
1. It is still a small company, and it does not yet have comprehensive internal policies or overtime pay.
2. The location is really well hidden.
3. The building manager downstairs asked whether I was there for an interview... He said they had already hired six people and were still recruiting? Me: .....
4. Don’t schedule the interview at 11 a.m., or it will take up their lunch break.
The interview with the boss wasn’t too stressful, and the conversation was fairly pleasant. However, from what I heard, it seems the position was opened somewhat casually and is optional—they’re not really short-staffed.
1. It’s in a regular residential building, so it’s somewhat difficult to find.
2. There are only four or five people, which means employees also have to double as cleaners.