I applied on LinkedIn with the Easy Apply button. They contacted me the next day to come in for an interview. The first interview was fast and easy. Just simply talking about yourself and hearing about their experiences with the company. I interviewed on a Friday morning, they called me later to ask if I could come for an all day interview the following day from 10:30am-5/6pm. I accepted and knew that once I found out the day-to-day of the position i would know whether I would stay or not. I showed up early. When 10:30am rolled around they had us waiting until 10:50am when the manager came out and said they had a client meeting until 11am and then they would be with us. Very unprofessional. Then they paired us up with someone currently working there who would be evaluating us. We also were shadowing a new hire who was a couple weeks in. They drove me 40 minutes out of the city to a Wal-Mart to sell Xfinity. They also drove one of their own cars which the AC didn't work (how lovely). After observing them going up to people for 30 minutes I thanked the girl for her time and told her I didn't think this position was right for me. I apparently "prejudged a great opportunity" but they let me go and told me to find my own ride or call an Uber. They chose their words very carefully in the position listing as well as in the first interview. Event-based promotions as the office manager talked to me about in the first interview was selling Xfinity in Wal-Mart. Marketing Assistant is a direct-sales/door to door sales. STAY AWAY FROM THIS COMPANY. They are willing to lie to get applicants in the door.

This company is a SCAM!!! They get back to you so quick like in a day or two after you apply. The first interview takes about 10-15 min where the president guy quickly explains about how their company is expanding and in need of more managers but does not clearly explain what exactly they do (Supposedly works with Xfinity and Comcast.) On the same day, they call you to come in the next day from 10:30am-7pm which is basically to just use your time to sell whatever they are selling (Xfinity product.) They most likely to tell you that you did not get an offer if you stuck to it. However, the most applicants just withdraw before they decline them, which is actually good for them. They only thing they need is free work from a number of applicants for as many day as possible. Who knows how often they have 2nd interview with applicants. Probably multiple times a week. The 2nd interview is just a shadow word for using people's free work.