I was lured into the interview for an "entry level management" position. They had me go in for the first interview, which lasted about 5 minutes. When the guy asked me what I wanted to avoid in a career, I said sales. He said the role was not sales-related, and then he asked me to come back the next day for a group interview that was supposed to last an hour. The next day I was there for about 2.5 hours, most of which was a guy talking about how we could make over $100,000/year by selling insurance. The job is 100% commission-based sales. Furthermore, they ask you to invest close to $500 to get your own insurance sales license, whatever it may be called. They also want you to work "retail hours" for the first 12 months (evenings and weekends). Two other ladies in the room were just as upset as I was, as one had gone in for an "HR role" and the other one had been promised she wouldn't be selling anything. This company made me waste hours of my time and I don't know how much money in gas just because they can't be honest about the jobs they're offering. If you're not interested in a commission-based sales job, DO NOT WASTE YOUR TIME at the interviews. Stay away from them if you don't want that.

Interview was good. I answered almost all the questions. The interviewer was very smart. He knew what exactly he was doing . He asked me about my background like what I have been doing past 10 years. I answered all of the questions.