Very straightforward interview. More informational than interrogatory. I was expecting a nerve racking interrogation with many uncomfortable questions. The interviewer did more talking than I did. He told me about the company culture and position, asked a few basic questions about myself and offered me the position almost immediately.

Unless you're looking to get into SALES or a SALES MANAGEMENT position, might as well not waste your time or gas going to this interview, which I'm sure you heard back less than 12 hours later after submitting your resume, right? Not only did I, also, waste my time, I was incredibly disrespected and have never wanted to leave an interview as quickly as I did this one. As one should, I showed up about 15 minutes early to the interview and was left waiting (after filling out a paper application) for ~30 minutes. This was after they confirmed the interview date/time with me the day before THREE TIMES!!!! People who had walked in after me went in and left before me! Finally, once my "turn" came, the man who interviewed me asked me to tell him about myself, which I did, and he immediately started talking down about everything I had told him. How it didn't matter what I wanted to do or what I had already done (mind you, I graduated college about a year ago...), and it took every ounce of self-discipline I had not to storm out on the spot. After about 10 minutes, it finally ended with "we'll call you between this and this time if we want another interview. If not... we went...another direction." I almost said at that time don't bother, but I think he got the point... Anyway - if you're a college graduate looking to get into marketing, run for the hills. You deserve SO MUCH BETTER than this SALES position for a company that will look at you as a number, not as a person. This whole place gave me the vibe of a fraternity or a for-profit college. Get out while you can.