Vietnam's Hiring Culture: Job Interviews Feel More Like Interrogations
In Vietnam, many job seekers endure disrespectful interviews due to high unemployment, accepting poor treatment to secure employment. This hiring practice is increasingly being questioned from the perspective of corporate culture and talent development.
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