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Read the community guidelinesDuring the interview, they gave me some relevant English articles to translate. People who aren't majoring in the field simply can't understand the relevant terminology. But if you don't understand it, the interviewer doesn't make an issue of it and just smiles, saying, "It's okay."
They ask you to introduce yourself in English and ask in English why you left your previous job, and so on.
The work seems like it would offer many opportunities to learn. When foreign clients visit, you may also need to provide translation support.
The salary is extremely low—really low. Only apply if you genuinely don't care about the salary.
For a job that involves interpretation and an environment where you're constantly writing English correspondence and similar content, the salary doesn't even start with a 3 [i.e., NT$30,000], which I personally think is very low.
It feels like they need someone who can hit the ground running. Without experience, it seems very easy to wash out XDD.
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