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Most of the employees at the company are young, but the interviewer was a supervisor in their 50s. During the conversation, they would interrupt you while you were speaking.
It felt like they did not have the patience to listen to you finish.
What the interviewer said was somewhat vague and mixed with “Jingjingti,” making it feel like there were many rhetorical techniques involved and that some of it was not very genuine.
Overall, it was not a particularly good interview experience.
1. I accidentally arrived too early for the interview this time. Just as I was about to quietly press the elevator button, I happened to run into HR. After confirming that I was there for an interview, they kindly invited me in to sit down and even poured me some water. While waiting, I filled out the basic information form.
2. HR gave a very detailed introduction to the company’s background, products, and future development.
3. I felt that the department manager had extensive experience, was very willing to share their own experiences, and encouraged me.
Perhaps because I arrived too early, the air conditioning was turned on later, so it was a bit hot.
I don't know.
Having to take off your shoes when entering the office feels a bit strange. During the interview, I also had to fill out a standard résumé form again, even though everything on it was already included in my résumé on 104. It felt like the interviewer hadn't looked at my résumé beforehand and kept asking questions that were already answered on the résumé...