I enjoyed the interview process. The hiring manager has been with the company for a while and is a very nice person. I felt comfortable being myself and giving honest answers. There were no difficult/typical interview questions. The interviewer was very informative, but I'm not sure if they were very truthful. Honestly, I did very well but did see through the extreme promises such as how much I would make $$. There was a set customer base, so that is nice... but who is to say that all of those customers would purchase the same amount again? After two interviews, I was offered the job. After studying the position and offer, I realized I did not want to risk the base and POSSIBLE commission. This job would be awesome, but I just couldn't risk it. You'd get to explore many places in the city-- restaurants, churches, hotels, etc. Also, there is NO compensation for gas or things such as buying customers lunch.

Contacted by recruiter a week before her arrival to set up appointment for interview. Recruiter stayed at nicer hotel that actually had a conference table in her hotel room where we conducted the interview. Most thorough interview process that I've ever attended. First day there were several other candidates there before and after I finished my interview. I was called back for a second interview. This interview was a bit more in depth. The recruiter was very professional. She went above and beyond to give me a clear idea of what the job expectation would be. It was a straight commission position, which I was used too. They also offered to cover 1/2 the cost of promo items to give to customers. Coming from a straight commission job before this was a huge plus for me, as most straight commission jobs require the reps to foot the bill alone for these items. I was called back for a 3rd interview. This day I took a test. More of just a common sense test. 4th day I was offered the position. I was able to speak with several other reps and even one of the owners to make sure I had all my questions answered.