I interviewed with this company about a month ago and actually ended up getting the position. It turns out that even though I didn't have very much experience in the field, they were looking for "soft-skills" like communication, leadership, teamwork, etc. Since its an entry level position, it would be weird to ask for too much more than this really. I was a little nervous throughout the interviews, but the hiring managers did a good job of making me feel welcome.

There were around three or four interviews in total at Suttle and King I think. The initial interview was a video/web interview where you answer questions with your computer's video camera on. I guess this helps mitigate the chance of the rona. All of the questions were based on soft skills as the entry level business sales associate position isn't really a technical job. Everything was explained well and I had ample opportunity to ask questions, but I really didn't have any. Great experience overall.