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Read the community guidelinesThe interviewer and receptionist were friendly. The interviewer was very concerned about the personal safety of models and spoke very practically.
The interview was scheduled for around 4:30. I arrived at the company early and filled out the required résumé.
Then I waited for a full half hour, and the manager finally showed up at 5:00.
This company consists entirely of part-time positions; full-time positions are just for show.
Although the manager explained the job-related details very seriously during the first half of the interview,
he kept trying to persuade you to become an influencer or model.
If you danced well, he said you should pursue diverse development; if you danced poorly, he still told you to develop in other areas.
He also gave you lots of advice, such as saying that livestreaming was very profitable and that their company had many projects.
He hinted that you should become one of their models, ultimately wasting a huge amount of time.
The interviewer finally got to the point: if you wanted to be a model, you had to have a portfolio card photographed.
He said he would hire a professional team to take the photos, with three complete outfits in total.
“But you have to pay for it yourself!”
“But you have to pay for it yourself!”
“But you have to pay for it yourself!”
You haven’t even made any money yet and you’re already expected to spend money. Of course I left as quickly as possible—it was such a waste of time, XD.