Questions posées lors d’un entretien d’embauche pour Sales chez King Kong

My interview with "King Kong" for the "Sales Beast" position was anything but pleasant. The process was unconventional, starting with a recorded video interview that felt distant and strange. The Zoom call interview that followed lacked rapport, feeling more like an interrogation. The job title, "Sales Beast," came across as more of a gimmick than a serious role. The final blow was the proposed compensation: a $40,000 base salary plus commission, which seemed inadequate considering the overall experience and intensity of the role. In summary, my experience with "King Kong" for the "Sales Beast" role was unpleasant, time-consuming, and came with an unimpressive compensation offer. Prospective candidates should carefully weigh the value of such an opportunity against their career goals. Good luck to those considering it.

Fired in an application that included an extensive cover letter. No reply or response for 2 weeks made several calls to follow up. Nobody ever there to take the call. Promised several call back but none materialised. Unfortunate. If there was no interest a little courtesy to say would have gone further. Going by research and advice from other places it seems this is a high turn over of staff agency. I would advice to avoud unless you're desperate or looking for something for short term.