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Read the community guidelinesThe first interview was quite normal: we simply discussed future prospects, and then they scheduled a second interview with a practical test.
For the second interview, they said there would be a practical test, but in reality they wanted me to create a logo for the company to use on-site, as well as a promotional poster that they needed two days later.
They said they would pay me for the work, but then ultimately disappeared without a word. Companies that scam people into doing work like this are highly unacceptable.
1. Some senior colleagues are willing to teach others, but most of them look very tense.
1. There is almost no interaction among employees, and the work atmosphere is poor.
2. The salary is very low.
3. The senior colleagues all leave work very late and work overtime.
4. Be careful: they use excuses to avoid enrolling employees in labor and health insurance.
5. The boss's assigned tasks are unclear, so you have to figure out how to proceed on your own.
6. During meetings, the boss often loses their temper or complains.