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I advise anyone applying to this company to have experience before going to the interview. Otherwise, once you get there, although the interviewer will not explicitly say that you are unsuitable, they will give various reasons that make you feel you are simply not suited for the job. I applied for a sales position, but they wanted someone with experience. However, the 104 job posting did not specifically state that applicants needed to have experience. They also said that if you stopped working after a few months or even half a year, what would the company do? If you are considering applying to this company, think carefully. It is best to have printing experience before applying so you do not make a wasted trip.
The company is very close to the MRT station (a five-minute walk).
The interviewer was a friendly and courteous woman.
After reviewing my résumé, she began explaining the responsibilities of the “Graphic Design Assistant” position.
In short: Sales Assistant (primary), Graphic Design Assistant (secondary).
No experience is necessary—the interviewer explains everything very patiently.
The only thing I can think of at the moment is that the information posted on the recruitment website could be written more clearly.
Although the position is advertised as a Graphic Design Assistant, the actual work is mainly that of a Sales Assistant, which may leave some applicants feeling a little disappointed.