Shady. When I went to the first interview, I thought I was applying for a Manager position. They were blaring pop music the entire time, and at first I thought maybe there were working on something for a customer. It was really unprofessional and hard to concentrate. It was the second interview in which I learned that I was going to have to sell stuff at gas stations and they were still blaring pop music. If your a professional STAY AWAY!!!

Initially Telephone. In-person was uncomfortable. Immediately you arrive at a multi-tenant business center. Most are vacant and particle board furniture. There were two other candidates at the reception area filling out a single page application. Only thing that stood out was: Make/ Model/Year of my car. That set off a warning signal. At that point I politely declined my appointment. Upon departure I started looking deeper into the company. I could not find any data on what they do, who are their clients or much of anything on their own website. Any company that cannot provide history of business relationships should make you to know more about who you might be working for...