First, I had a ten minute intro interview (phone call) that went pretty well. The interviewer told me she loved my tone of voice and felt like I was the type of person she could trust with her grandmother and that’s what she was looking for. We scheduled another Interview for the next day on zoom- which also went well, she said she “really liked me” and thought my skills aligned with the position. I was then asked to take two assessments- computer skills and personality- the personality assessment was very strange and it was obvious they were trying to weed out anyone who didn’t fit their ideal candidate mold. One question was “if I could party everyday I would” agree or disagree and “when I was growing up I could go to my parents with issues.” What does this have to do with my abilities as an experienced sales rep? Anyway, I passed the assessments then had a final interview with the head of sales. He asked me some very general questions and that was it- I felt like he had already dismissed me as a candidate before we even started and it was awkward. I was then emailed a rejection letter two days later from a guy named Chris who I never even spoke to before.

Overall basic was a basic sales interview. Where you are from, your sales background, including your availability and comfort with working on the weekends. Found the interview to be very easy at the time.