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The job responsibilities were described by the interviewer in extremely vague terms. Although the position was nominally for a content editor, it involved handling everything related to social media marketing.
There was also no bonus system, and when asked about the marketing budget, they did not provide a specific answer.
The interviewer did not seem to have many ideas, nor a blueprint or plan. It felt as though the group interview was simply being used to collect opinions.
The interviewer then claimed that their advertising CPC was 0-point-something dollars, which was probably back when Facebook had just launched, and used it as something to boast about.
Basically, job seekers should just listen to it for what it is. Overall, the interview felt more like an interrogation, followed by randomly casting a wide net to find interviewees.
The happy part was resigning. What a relief!
After work, attending the lecturer’s brainwashing seminars was considered mandatory and was also a form of socializing. You had to pay your own transportation expenses, and there was no overtime pay. Brainwashed employees would say that this was a way to use company resources to enrich themselves, which was hilarious. Le Qing Tian would jokingly tell internal employees to buy courses. It was unbelievable—several young people who had just entered the workforce seemed too embarrassed to refuse, so they bought them. Before they had even received their salaries, they had handed everything over to that unscrupulous company. Fortunately, I made an excuse and left after not working there for long.
Selling cakes
Specifically targets idiots who just want to get rich lying down and make big money effortlessly, luring them into taking courses. The courses are practically useless yet very expensive. The funniest is that so-called 300-dollar seminar: you pay to listen to him promote and spout nonsense while selling cakes. You learn more just by buying a book. How dare they charge hundreds of thousands, treating Taiwanese people like suckers. The seminars are full of planted shills, and are 87% similar to multi-level marketing. The chairman is the one surnamed Le, who came from Easily Abundant. Those so-called life experiences are best taken with a grain of salt—he just makes things up to deceive idiots. Easily Abundant was even sued for fraud. The one surnamed Le is very good at selling cakes, spouting nonsense and talking crap. He even installed surveillance cameras in the company pointed at employees’ computers. It’s disgusting. He drove the company to the point where only a few people remained—just some weak-minded people and those who buy into the crap that all you need is hard work to succeed in life, selling cakes and humiliating others.