The location itself is confusing to navigate and was told to check in on one floor but was sent to another: that in itself felt unorganized. When you arrive at the correct floor, you are handed an availability form and told to wait with other people until the hiring manager is able to see you. I had no idea I would be in a group interview (Surprise!) so I was taken aback when the hiring manager called everyone in the waiting room up to follow her. My nervousness soon flew out the window as we paired up did role playing games and introduced our partner. Later came the individualized testing where you'd respond to potential customers by using google and navigating the company site which took about 45 minutes on the computer. Each person was then brought into a room to discuss job prospects! Before I knew it three hours or so had gone by since I had initially arrived and it was dark outside.

I was given a test, but I did mess up some parts due to kind of not trying to run out of time. I always applied to uncommon goods, but it seems like it's a tough interview process just to make $21/ an hour, and the position is only 3 months long, they seem to want you to not make any mistakes at all. I see nothing but bad reviews from former, current, and candidates. Good luck with your perfect candidates who have the same skill set as me.