First of all, I almost never write reviews, but this interview experience was so frustrating that I feel compelled to write one. I applied for a "Marketing Assistant" role through LinkedIn. It didn't have many details listed in the job description, but I noticed it was remarkably similar to another job that 1st Line Global had posted with a different title. When I asked Jaemes to describe what makes the Marketing Assistant position unique, he told me point-blank that they're all exactly the same position. Everyone who is hired starts at the "Account Executive" role (so, it doesn't matter that I applied for the Marketing Assistant position). This is a sales role, based (as I discerned later) solely on commission. This is a multi-level marketing position. It can pay off for some people, but I resent that I wasn't able to get straight answers from Jaemes in my interview. I told him it was important to me that I earn a base salary, and he talked in circles around my concern until I realized I'd only be earning commission. Also, my interview was an hour and fifteen minutes late. I was scheduled for 1pm, and Jaemes finally called me into his office at 2:15. Five other people next to me in the waiting room had been waiting since 11:30 by the time I arrived. At 1:15, I asked the receptionist if I should reschedule for another day, and she told me that it'd be "just a minute." Since I had nothing else scheduled for the day, I waited. I should've left. On my way out of the interview, a man who had been waiting since noon was still in the waiting room (I don't know why they called me first). I wanted to warn him to leave before he wasted more time. I'd like to work for a company that respects me, my time, and my intelligence. I did not find that here, and I emailed shortly after my interview to tell 1st Line Global that I would not be pursuing the opportunity further.