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As I recall, as long as the working hours comply with the Labor Standards Act, the daily office hours are relatively flexible (though it has been some time since my interview experience).
I previously interviewed at this company and also posted a review, but it seems to have disappeared in the wave of removals from Tianyan Tong.
I interviewed for an engineering position, completed the test mentioned in the email, and went to the interview.
Everything felt pretty good until I met the manager. Looking back now, I feel that manager was very accustomed to lowballing people.
They offered that kind of pay but still demanded so much—it was just an excuse to drive the price down~
Of course, when HR called afterward, I turned it down. Take your time recruiting a sufficiently obedient slave.
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The interview invitation provided several time slots for the candidate to choose from, but after I replied, I was told that all the slots were already full and that they would contact me again if there was an opportunity for an interview.
I really don't understand the point of inviting me to an interview.
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The interviewer couldn't even provide their own Chinese name, which is extremely suspicious and very disrespectful to job seekers. It felt like they were just trying to gather information, not actually hiring for a real position.