I was able to sit down face to face with my interviewer for 20min. It was a good experienced, I was called by my name, offered some water. I felt expected and appreciated. I explained my career situation to my interviewer, who despite running a tight schedule took time to listen. With all cards on the table, we were both really honest with each other, and he described not just the role to me, but also the career that came with. The profile they are looking for matches people that are more pro-active, solution finders and extrovert.

I applied online on LinkedIn. Immediately next day I received an email stating my CV has been shortlisted and requested me to come for an interview at their 23-26 St Alban's Pl, London N1 0NX office. It was bit difficult for me to find the place as it was in a small lane between the buildings and main road. The person was very helpful over the phone to direct me to the office. As I entered the office, there was loud music as if I was entering a game zone. There were many other applicants asked to fill up one page form which mainly asked your contact details, experience, education and your goals/ambitions. The interviewer was some second person I wasn't expecting to meet. He had no much time for me. He quickly did 3 slide presentation and asked if I could come next day for a training. I had so many questions about the job description, job timings, reporting location, Annual salary etc but none of my questions were addressed instead I was asked to come next day for a training which will go from 11am to 8.30pm. I found it bit fishy, so that evening I went researching about them online. As per some reviews I learnt that the training is basically they tell you to go door to door selling that too with your own money to pay for the travel. Guess what? I did not go for the next day interview. Its just waste of time.