悅以國際股份有限公司

Labor and health insurance are provided properly

The colleagues are very nice

There is some flexibility around clocking in

High employee turnover and heavy responsibilities for the position

The work intensity is relatively high, requiring quick output; overtime is often necessary

There is a significant age gap among colleagues

Policies are inconsistent, and each colleague knows different rules

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The interviewer was absolutely terrible! What an awful experience!

I received an interview invitation from “悅以國際股份有限公司” through 104. When I arrived at the specified floor, I couldn’t find an office with that company name. Only after calling to ask did I find out it was the one with boxes piled up at the entrance, with no signage whatsoever.

After I entered and explained why I was there, a young, cute woman politely asked me to wait briefly at the entrance while she went to get someone. The gender-neutral-presenting woman who walked over with her was not wearing a mask, had a very unpleasant expression, and rudely told me to enter the meeting room she led me to. The meeting room was smaller than one of the individual restrooms in a metro station, filled with boxes and miscellaneous items, and the table was extremely dirty. Up to this point, I was still keeping my composure.

After waiting in the meeting room for about five minutes, a casually dressed woman with a side ponytail entered. Her hands were empty—she only had her phone—and she did not introduce herself at all. Her appearance and attitude did not seem like those of an interviewer!

I had brought my résumé, so I proactively handed it to her. This woman did not let me introduce myself at all; she simply looked at my résumé and asked the questions she wanted to ask, such as whether I could do planning and whether I could coordinate with KOLs. She asked only about five questions in total, and all of them were already answered on my résumé! After asking everything she wanted, she said, “Okay, we’ll probably notify you of the result in about a week.” I was dumbfounded. The whole process took less than five minutes, right?! And she did not explain the job responsibilities, the company’s benefits, or anything else!

I immediately asked about these things, but she only replied, “The job duties are the same as what’s written on 104. As for the benefits, ask HR when they call you,” and then hurriedly ushered me out!

So incredibly rude! The interview lasted only five minutes?! I came all the way from Taoyuan and spent time and transportation costs getting there, yet the interviewer treated it so casually! The worst part is that they were the ones who sent me the interview invitation! Did they not read my résumé at all?! What an awful experience!

After I left, the more I thought about it, the stranger it seemed! Before entering, when I called to ask for the company’s location, the phone recording identified the company as “品辰傳媒股份有限公司,” but the company that invited me to interview was “悅以國際股份有限公司.” I immediately Googled it and found that both are indeed located in the Huashi Building. Regardless, the main point is that the interviewer’s attitude was extremely poor! Absolutely terrible!

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The interviewer was absolutely terrible! Extremely unprofessional!

I received an interview invitation from “悅以國際股份有限公司” through 104. When I arrived at the specified floor, I couldn’t find an office with that company’s name. I only found out after calling to ask that it was the one with boxes piled up at the entrance; there was no sign whatsoever.

After I entered and explained why I was there, a young, cute girl very politely asked me to wait briefly at the entrance while she went to get someone. As a result, a gender-neutral-looking woman who walked over with the young girl was not wearing a mask, had a very unpleasant expression, and brusquely told me to enter the meeting room she led me to. The meeting room was smaller than one of the individual restrooms in a metro station, and was filled with boxes and miscellaneous items. The table was also extremely dirty. Up to that point, I was still keeping my composure.

After waiting in the meeting room for about five minutes, a casually dressed woman with a side ponytail entered. Her hands were empty—she only had a phone—and she did not introduce herself or state her position at all. Her appearance and attitude were completely unlike those of an interviewer!

I had brought my own résumé, so I proactively handed it to her. This woman did not let me introduce myself at all. She simply looked at my résumé and asked the questions she wanted to ask, such as: “Can you do planning?” and “Can you coordinate with KOLs?” She asked only about five questions in total, and every one of them was already answered on my résumé! After asking what she wanted to ask, she said, “Okay, we’ll probably notify you of the result in about a week.” I was stunned. The whole process took less than five minutes, right?! On top of that, she did not explain the duties of the position, the company’s benefits system, or anything else!

I immediately asked her about these things. She only replied, “The job duties are the same as what’s written on 104. As for the benefits, ask HR when they call you,” and then hurriedly ushered me out!

So incredibly rude! The interview lasted only five minutes?! And I traveled there from Taoyuan, spending time and transportation costs, only for the interviewer to treat it so casually! The most important point is that they were the ones who sent the interview invitation! Did they not read my résumé at all?! Absolutely terrible!

The more I thought about it after leaving, the more something felt wrong! Before entering, when I called to ask for the company’s location, the phone recording identified the company as “品辰傳媒股份有限公司,” but the company that invited me to the interview was “悅以國際股份有限公司.” I immediately Googled it and found that both are indeed in the Huashi Building. Regardless, the main point is that the interviewer’s attitude was extremely terrible! Absolutely awful!

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The interviewer was absolutely terrible! Extremely unprofessional!

I received an interview invitation from “Yueyi International Co., Ltd.” through 104. When I arrived at the specified floor, I couldn’t find an office with that company name. After calling to ask, I learned that it was the office with boxes piled up at the entrance; there was no sign at all.

After I entered and explained why I was there, a young, cute girl very politely asked me to wait briefly at the entrance while she went to get someone. The androgynous-looking woman who walked over with her was not wearing a mask, had a very unpleasant expression, and rudely told me to enter the meeting room she led me to. The meeting room was even smaller than an individual restroom in a metro station, packed with boxes and miscellaneous items, and the table was extremely dirty. Up to this point, I was still keeping my composure.

After waiting in the meeting room for about five minutes, a casually dressed woman with a side ponytail entered. Her hands were empty—she only brought her phone—and she did not introduce herself at all. Neither her appearance nor her attitude suggested that she was an interviewer!

I had brought my résumé, so I proactively handed it to her. This woman did not let me introduce myself at all. She simply looked at my résumé and asked the questions she wanted to ask, such as: “Can you do planning?” and “Can you coordinate with KOLs?” She only asked about five questions in total, and every answer was already written on my résumé! After asking everything she wanted to ask, she said, “Okay, we’ll probably notify you of the result in about a week.” I was stunned. The whole process took less than five minutes, right?! She also completely failed to explain the job responsibilities, the company’s benefits system, or anything else!

I immediately asked about these things, but she only replied, “The job duties are just as written on 104. As for the benefits, ask HR when they call you.” Then she hurriedly ushered me out!

How incredibly rude! Was the interview really only five minutes?! I traveled all the way from Taoyuan and spent time and transportation costs getting there, yet the interviewer treated it so casually! The most important thing is that they were the ones who sent the interview invitation in the first place! Did they not even read my résumé?! Absolutely terrible!

The more I thought about it after leaving, the more something felt wrong! Before entering, when I called to ask where the company was, the phone recording identified it as “Pinchen Media Co., Ltd.,” but the company that invited me to interview was “Yueyi International Co., Ltd.” I immediately Googled it and found that they are indeed both located in the Huashi Building. Regardless, the point is that the interviewer’s attitude was extremely poor! Absolutely awful!

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The interviewer was absolutely terrible! Extremely incompetent!

I received an interview invitation from “Yueyi International Co., Ltd.” through 104. When I arrived at the listed floor, I couldn’t find an office with the company’s name. Only after calling to ask did I learn that it was the office with boxes piled up at the entrance; there was no signage whatsoever.

After I entered and explained why I was there, a young, cute woman politely asked me to wait briefly at the entrance while she went to get someone. The gender-neutral-looking woman who came over with her was not wearing a mask, had a very unpleasant expression, and rudely told me to enter the conference room she was leading me to. The conference room was smaller than an individual restroom stall in a metro station, and was piled high with boxes and miscellaneous items. The table was also extremely dirty. Up to this point, I was still keeping my composure.

After waiting in the conference room for about five minutes, a casually dressed woman with a side ponytail entered. Her hands were empty—she only brought her phone—and she did not introduce herself or state her role at all. Her appearance and attitude were completely unlike those of an interviewer!

I had brought my résumé, so I proactively handed it to her. This woman did not let me introduce myself at all; she simply looked at my résumé and asked the questions she wanted to ask, such as: “Can you do planning?” and “Can you coordinate with KOLs?” She asked only about five questions in total, and all of them were already answered on my résumé! After asking what she wanted to ask, she said, “Okay, we’ll notify you of the result in about a week.” I was stunned. The entire process took less than five minutes, right? Moreover, she did not explain the job responsibilities, company benefits, or anything else!

I immediately asked about them, but she only replied, “The job duties are the same as what’s written on 104. As for the benefits, ask HR when they call you,” and then hurriedly ushered me out!

So incredibly rude! An interview that lasted only five minutes?! I came all the way from Taoyuan and spent time and money on transportation, yet the interviewer treated it so casually! The most important point is that they were the ones who sent the interview invitation! Did they not read my résumé at all? Absolutely incompetent!

The more I thought about it after leaving, the more something felt wrong! Before entering, when I called to ask for the company’s location, the phone recording identified the company as “Pinchen Media Co., Ltd.,” but the company that invited me to the interview was “Yueyi International Co., Ltd.” I immediately Googled it and found that both were indeed located in the Huashi Building. Regardless, the main point is that the interviewer’s attitude was extremely awful! Absolutely terrible!

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The interviewer was absolutely terrible! Extremely incompetent!

I received an interview invitation from “Yueyi International Co., Ltd.” through 104. When I arrived at the specified floor, I couldn’t find an office with that company name. Only after calling to ask did I learn that it was the one with boxes piled up at the entrance; there was no sign whatsoever.

After I entered and explained why I was there, a young, cute girl very politely asked me to wait briefly at the entrance while she went to get someone. As a result, a gender-neutral-looking woman who came over with her first entered without wearing a mask. She also had a sour expression and, in an unfriendly tone, told me to go into the meeting room she led me to. The meeting room was smaller than one of the individual restrooms in a metro station, and it was filled with boxes and miscellaneous items. The table was extremely dirty too. Up to this point, I was still keeping my composure.

After waiting in the meeting room for about five minutes, a casually dressed woman with a side ponytail entered. Her hands were empty—she only brought her phone—and she did not introduce herself or state her position at all. Her appearance and attitude did not resemble those of an interviewer in the slightest!

I had brought my résumé, so I took the initiative to hand it to her. This woman did not let me introduce myself at all. She simply looked at my résumé and asked the questions she wanted to ask, such as: “Can you do planning?” and “Can you coordinate with KOLs?” She only asked about five questions in total, and all of them were already answered on my résumé! After asking what she wanted to ask, she said, “Okay, we’ll probably notify you of the result in about a week.” I was dumbfounded. The whole process took less than five minutes, didn’t it? What’s more, she did not explain the duties of the position, the company’s benefits, or anything else!

I immediately asked her about it. She only replied, “The job duties are the same as what’s written on 104. As for the benefits, ask HR when they call you,” and then hurriedly ushered me out!

How incredibly rude! The interview lasted only five minutes?! I came all the way from Taoyuan and spent time and money on transportation, yet the interviewer treated it so casually! The most important point is that they were the ones who sent the interview invitation in the first place! Did they not read my résumé at all? Absolutely incompetent!

After I left, the more I thought about it, the more suspicious it seemed! Before entering, when I called to ask for the company’s location, the phone recording identified the company as “Pinchen Media Co., Ltd.,” but the company that invited me to the interview was “Yueyi International Co., Ltd.” I immediately Googled it and found that both were indeed located in the Huashi Building. Regardless, the key point is that the interviewer’s attitude was absolutely awful! Completely rotten!

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The interviewer was absolutely terrible! Such an awful experience!

I received an interview invitation from “Yueyi International Co., Ltd.” through 104. When I arrived at the specified floor, I couldn’t find an office with that company name. Only after calling to ask did I learn that it was the one with boxes piled up at the entrance; there was no signage at all.

After I entered and explained why I was there, a young, cute girl very politely asked me to wait briefly by the entrance while she went to get someone. As a result, a gender-neutral-presenting woman who came over with the young girl was not wearing a mask, had a very unpleasant expression, and brusquely told me to enter the meeting room she led me to. The meeting room was even smaller than the individual restrooms in a metro station, packed with boxes and miscellaneous items, and the table was extremely dirty. Up to that point, I was still keeping my composure.

After waiting in the meeting room for about five minutes, a casually dressed woman with a side ponytail entered. Her hands were empty—she only brought her phone—and she did not introduce herself at all. Her appearance and attitude were completely unlike those of an interviewer!

I had brought my résumé, so I proactively handed it to her. This woman did not let me introduce myself at all; she simply looked at my résumé and asked the questions she wanted to ask, such as, “Can you do planning?” and “Can you coordinate with KOLs?” She only asked about five questions in total, and all of them were things already stated on my résumé! After asking what she wanted to ask, she said, “Okay, we’ll probably notify you of the result in about a week.” I was dumbfounded. The whole process took less than five minutes, didn’t it?! What’s more, she did not explain the responsibilities of the position, the company’s benefits, or anything else!

I immediately asked about these things, but she only replied, “The job duties are just as written on 104. As for the benefits, ask HR when they call you,” and then hurriedly sent me out!

So rude! Was the interview really only five minutes?! I traveled there from Taoyuan, spending time and transportation costs, yet the interviewer treated it so casually! The key point is that they were the ones who invited me to interview! Did they not look at my résumé at all?! Absolutely terrible!

The more I thought about it after leaving, the more something felt wrong! Before entering, when I called to ask about the company’s location, the phone recording identified the company as “Pinchen Media Co., Ltd.,” but the company that invited me to the interview was “Yueyi International Co., Ltd.” I immediately Googled it and found that they are indeed both located in the Huashi Building. Regardless, the main point is that the interviewer’s attitude was extremely poor! Absolutely awful!

None

The interviewer was absolutely awful! Extremely incompetent!

I received an interview invitation from “Yueyi International Co., Ltd.” through 104. When I arrived at the specified floor, I couldn’t find an office with that company name. Only after calling to ask did I learn that it was the office with cardboard boxes piled up at the entrance; there was no signage whatsoever.

After entering and explaining why I was there, a young, cute girl very politely asked me to wait briefly at the entrance while she went to get someone. The gender-neutral-looking woman who came over with her was not wearing a mask, had a very unpleasant expression, and rudely told me to enter the meeting room she led me to. The meeting room was smaller than an individual restroom stall at a metro station, and was piled high with cardboard boxes and miscellaneous items. The table was also extremely dirty. Up to this point, I was still keeping my composure.

After waiting in the meeting room for about five minutes, a casually dressed woman with a side ponytail entered. Her hands were empty—she only brought her phone—and she did not introduce herself or state her position at all. Her appearance and attitude did not resemble those of an interviewer whatsoever!

I had brought my own résumé, so I proactively handed it to her. This woman did not let me introduce myself at all. She simply looked at my résumé and asked the questions she wanted to ask, such as, “Can you do planning?” and “Can you coordinate with KOLs?” She asked only about five questions in total, and every one of them was already answered on my résumé! After asking what she wanted to ask, she said, “Okay, we’ll probably notify you of the result in about a week.” I was stunned. The entire process took less than five minutes, didn’t it? What’s more, she did not explain the job duties, the company’s benefits system, or anything else!

I immediately asked her about these things. She only replied, “The job duties are the same as what’s written on 104. As for the benefits, ask HR when they call you,” and then hurriedly ushered me out!

So incredibly impolite! The interview lasted only five minutes?! I came all the way from Taoyuan and spent time and money on transportation, yet the interviewer treated it so casually! The key point is that they were the ones who sent me the interview invitation! Do they not look at résumés at all? Absolutely terrible!

The more I thought about it after leaving, the more something seemed wrong. Before entering, when I called to ask for the company’s location, the phone recording identified the company as “Pinchen Media Co., Ltd.,” but the company that invited me to the interview was “Yueyi International Co., Ltd.” I immediately Googled it and found that they are indeed both located in the Huashih Building. Regardless, the main point is that the interviewer’s attitude was extremely terrible! Absolutely the worst!