Domande di colloquio presso Next Level Associates

I applied through linkedin and they called me the next day to schedule an interview for the next day. I was not available because I had work but she said they are trying to find someone very soon and by next week the position might be filled. I took off of work to go to this interview. When I got there, the building looked like a medical building. I felt like I was waiting to get a teeth cleaning. The man who interviewed me commented on my physical appearance before he even said hello. I was told to look business professional and have three professional references with me (completely unnecessary). In the interview, I heard nothing about the position I applied for. He was dancing around the fact that this was a SALES/MARKETING job. He said after my training I would be promoted to a manager and basically would be running the show. I thought it was odd that me, as a recent college grad would be running the office after a few weeks of training. If I would be a manager than what was he? I asked him if my training would teach me about press releases, press reports and so on. He said no, this is not a desk job I would be working with customers one on one. He then told me that this branch deals specifically with VERIZON FIOS. I'm not stupid. His fancy mumbo jumbo did not make me fall for this trap. THIS IS A DOOR TO DOOR SALES JOB SELLING VERIZON FIOS. DO NOT BELIEVE WHAT THEY SAY. They put out these job listings under different positions to lure people in and then tell you the job will be taken very soon to make you come in for an interview only to trick you into this sales job. I am utterly disgusted by this company. I straight up told him I was not interested because this is not what I applied for. He told me he would put my resume to the side "in case" a PR position would open up. Except, I applied for a PR position which should mean it is available. So, clearly this PR position does not and will never exist. It's just a trap. If you're reading these other reviews, don't be fooled by their positivity. If you end up going in for an interview anyway just keep this in the back of your mind. I am only writing this to help others from falling into this trap.

Went to the Subway across the street. Was 100% commission based. You make money by having people underneath you. Lure you in with promises of making 6 figures after the first year.