I left and did not return because it was definitely a scam. I should have trusted the glassdoor reviews. I arranged a "set time" for my interview and I waited 20-30 minutes in the waiting room with ten million other crammed people. It was not even in an office, it was a strange shared office space where two other interviewers/recruiters were interviewing bustling interviewees. My interview went for literally 15 minutes, 5 of me telling him about myself, and 10 him talking SUPER FAST, as if rapping memorized lyrics, about the role and how I would be a manager in 2 years and get paid exponentially. It all sounded too good to be true, and very vague guidelines and little information was told when I asked questions. I immediately got called in for "coffee and "speed dating"" which apparently had some training? for 9AM the next day? no thank you!

There's 2 different interviews. The first one, you go into their office and the interview is 2 minutes. The "CEO" asks you when you can start and that's it. Depending on what you say, will determine if you move to the second interview. I told her I can start in 2 weeks (because I needed to put my 2 weeks in at my other job). Anyway, I got called for the second interview but little did I know, I was seeing what a day "on" the job looked liked. Everyone got separated into small groups. Before I knew it, I was walking into the subway station to go to the Bronx. Our "group leader", an employee "conducting" the interview, was asking us "interview" questions in a busy NYC subway station. She got really annoyed that one us didn't have a metro card and missed the train? The train comes every 2mins. I found it pretty hilarious how she didn't know where she was going and expected us to know where to go without telling us. Off the bat, I knew this "internship" wasn't for me. I looked "upset" so the lady told me to leave and "GOOD LUCK FINDING YOUR WAY BACK HOME". Little did she know I was 15 minutes away from my home. Overall, do not waste your time cold calling and spending your own money on "traveling". Did I mention its competitive pay?