J'ai postulé en ligne. Le processus a pris 2 jours. J'ai passé un entretien chez CMX Austin (Austin, TX) en juin 2018
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You will 100% definitely be selling door to door no matter what position you applied for. They call super quick after applying and they’re quite pushy, lots of emails and texts. You do not get the job that you applied for, they start everyone in sales. Literally selling stuff door to door or in malls. And it’s stuff that people have already heard of, like hello fresh or direct tv, it’s hard to get people to buy stuff like that from random people approaching them. Why not just go directly to the company and buy? You’re just making someone else a lot of money. Pyramid scheme. If you like selling door to door in a cult like environment then go right ahead. I declined any further interviews and told them to stop contacting me.
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Question 1
“Would you be able to travel to our office in north west Austin?”
J'ai postulé en ligne. Le processus a pris 1 jour. J'ai passé un entretien chez CMX Austin (Austin, TX) en nov. 2017
Entretien
The process was simple, I applied on LinkedIn but this company is FAKE NEWS. You will basically be selling simple products door-to-door. Don't waste your time with the interview.
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Question 1
The questions weren't questions- it was more of them doing a sales pitch to me, on why I should work for them. That was a red flag. Most interviews are the other way around.
J'ai postulé en ligne. Le processus a pris 2 jours. J'ai passé un entretien chez CMX Austin (Austin, TX) en sept. 2017
Entretien
Don't go in unless you're looking for sales!!!
I applied for the Marketing and PR Assistant job and had two interviews. The first one was the interviewer saying lot of jargon about their clients and she wouldn't answer my questions about the company or the position. I specifically asked if the position involved any sales and she wouldn't answer my question. They called me for a second interview later that day and I saw the bad reviews on here but decided to give the second interview a chance. Turns out it was a group interview, and as soon as it started, it as all about sales and the "account executive" track. I specifically asked about the job I applied for which was doing content creation, campaign management, etc, and the guy said that I would get to do that in the third tier after I'd been doing sales for a few months. It was a huge waste of my time and I'm pissed that they didn't tell when I directly asked about sales in the first interview.
Also noticed that they were interviewing a TON of people at once. There were usually at least 5 if not 10 other people waiting to interview with me each time. After talking to some of them, it sounds like they pull people in for a bunch of different positions that don't actually exist and then show them the "account executive" sales track like they did for me. Don't waste your time unless you're looking for sales.