Brief pre-screening phone call, then went into the office for a 10-15 minute interview, and was invited back the next day for a longer hour/hour and a half long interview. The first phone call was with their HR/front desk girl. She asked really basic questions, like "what sets you apart from other candidates?" and "how has your past experience prepared you for a role like this?". The second two were with the "office manager". While I waited for the first and second in-person interviews, I was sitting in a room with the front desk/ HR manager as she made call after call pre-screening other candidates and asking them all to come in and schedule interviews. Each time she said they were "rounding out the hiring process" and inferred that candidates who were interested needed to come into the office the following day if they wanted an interview... but she said this on two separate occasions when I went into the office for interviews. I could have repeated her entire speech by the time I went into talk to the office manager. Ultimately, the job was not anything like it was described online and a total scam. They're looking for door-to-door sales reps to literally go out and knock on peoples' doors trying to sell their product. Come to find out, they advertise this position online using a number of different job titles including "customer service representative" , "account manager", "customer relations management", etc. The whole situation was really sketchy and strange. Unless you're looking to knock on peoples' doors and be paid based only on commission, I wouldn't waste your time.
