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Read the community guidelinesThe company looks just like it does in the photos—you can tell it has been decorated, and the space on the first and second floors is quite large. It even has a coffee bar.
What I thought was nice was that when I was leaving, I was chatting with the owner while walking backward to say goodbye. The owner thoughtfully reminded me that there were steps behind me, worried that I might miss one. That was very considerate.
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1. The company has a coffee machine
1. The receptionist at the entrance was out of it. I arrived on time but had to wait over half an hour before the interview started.
2. The interviewing manager seemed distracted and casually asked a few questions before saying they still had a meeting to attend. It felt extremely disrespectful to the interviewee.
3. The boss had an inflated sense of self and kept asking whether I had used the company's website. As it turned out, the company's website could not be found anywhere at all....
To be honest, this is not a company I would particularly recommend interviewing with.
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If you have a boss who asks everyone for their opinion every time but never really listens, and whose meetings are just for show, eventually everyone becomes silent or starts giving perfunctory responses. Surely everyone has encountered this, right?
While working at this company, I once put my heart and soul into it and shared many sincere suggestions with my boss. Later, I realized that speaking honestly is absolutely a huge gamble. Many times, the boss isn't asking for your opinion—he just wants you to come over and praise his ideas as wonderful. After dealing with this kind of boss for a long time, how can you still expect employees to offer any professional suggestions?
I was a little late, but HR was quite nice, and I was still able to go in for the interview in the end.
During the interview, in addition to asking about my past experience, they also asked what kind of person I expected to become in three years and what salary I would hope for. I answered 50K, and unexpectedly, I received an offer in the end…
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Applied for the Japanese assistant position and was asked about my expected salary; 28K, no response afterward.
The English test and aptitude test took about half an hour.
The interview lasted approximately 15 minutes.
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Agreed on an interview time, completed the résumé and interview questions on-site, then waited for a very long time and was stood up.