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The company is located in a remote industrial area, and a lot of goods are piled up in the company like in a factory, making it look gray and gloomy. During the interview, you are first given 30 minutes to complete two test images, which are then uploaded directly to a platform. I applied for the position of E-commerce Design Assistant, but during the interview the boss tried to steer me toward an e-commerce role. When discussing the salary, they also said that taking the e-commerce role would include bonuses and that the salary would be higher. The compensation listed on 104 was NT$26,000–36,000, while the actual offer was NT$29,000 plus a NT$3,000 perfect-attendance bonus. The application form contained many questions, such as whether you are willing to work overtime and why not if you are unwilling, your expectations of the company, your strengths and weaknesses, and what courses you are currently taking, among others..... The interview lasted nearly 1.5 hours.
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Because the timing was uncertain, I did not agree to the interview, yet I was reported for breaking the appointment