Here you can learn about the detailed internal treatment and development of the unit. This probability is there, but it is very low. It is recommended to directly submit your resume for job hunting. Get to know the recruiter clearly during the interview. Look at both the working environment and the working atmosphere. You can ask to know the job content of the actual position you are applying for, and you will have the opportunity to communicate directly with employees (preferably individually).

Ask what your job is first. Then ask them about their food and accommodation, what to do after work, and understand their daily expenses, and then you can estimate the approximate range of wages. Some will also talk about the company's situation and development.

Or walk around the company before the interview to see who is around, such as small shops and security guards, hoping to learn something, so that the interview will be fruitful.

Said a little bit of my own opinion. Not necessarily for you.

Good luck with your work.