Honestly the oddest interview process I've ever had. I applied for a position listed as "public relations." Upon entering, there were two other candidates waiting to be interviewed. I was first, and was asked about my strengths, one of which I said was writing. The interviewer replied that this was not a writing position (pretty strange for a PR gig) and asked if I had even researched their company. I had, but their website is very vague. So here's the entry level gig: it's a job where you give product demos at stores for clients. It's low paying - I think around $800 per month - and long hours. Then, you move up the chain of command and supposedly eventually manage teams of people who give product demos. The interviewer made this out to be a "it is what you make of it" job; harder workers will move up quickly and make more money. It's also commission based. So no, this is not an "events" or "PR" job as advertised. It's an on-site marketing, demo job where you try to sell products, largely beauty products. Needless to say, my less-than-enthused look after the interviewer was finally honest about the position meant I didn't get a follow up. Not that I wanted one. There were two more phases to the interview process (I know someone who made it to round two) and they involved spending hours on site.