Be careful what you're getting yourself into. After graduating college and wanting to go into marketing, I found this job on LinkedIn with a job description catered to exactly what I was looking for. Turns out this is NOT a marketing job, it is a sales job. The position is hourly paying from $12-18/hour selling services such as at&t, Verizon, etc. into their retail locations such as Walmart, Target, and Costco. After reading some of the reviews on glassdoor prior to my second interview, I was a bit hesitant about the position and made sure to ask what a typical day looks like. The recruiter was clearly ambiguous about answering my question and always seemed to move to the topic of how I could grow quickly in the company and become a manager (which I later found out is essentially the same role, but gets paid slightly more). Turns out, I met someone that worked for them briefly over the Summer, who then quit about a month later after finding out what the job really entailed. She claimed that the managers are really nice, but they roped her in for a position that she wasn't interested in, leaving her feeling scammed. She also mentioned that employees are constantly being added and removed from their group chat, which makes sense considering their inaccurate job description leading to a high turnover rate. Good luck!