Found out about an job position via social media. Sent in a cover letter and CV as instructed. Was told to hear back by a certain date, which they did spot on and got told I was to attended a trial and interview the following day, which granted was last minute considering I also have another part time job, which I actually had to swap shifts with to attend. I couldn't compliment the staff enough they were lovely. But the trial shift was awful. I felt like a fish out of water. I was expected to demo to paying customers and sell products I had little to no knowledge of. I then found out that a customer I was helping and trying to dazzle was actually a member of staff. I'm not sure how this made me feel as I thought I was doing a good job, making a good impression by helping this customer buy products when in fact I must have sounded like a right idiot to this girl who I'm guessing was on the managerial staff. I felt like if they wanted to sort of role play they should have called it just that. Safe to say this drained the motivation that I did have. No disrespect to the company I will still always be a fan of the product, but the, somewhat pushy sales techniques are just not for me. Granted they are not the worst but just not my style. Much praise to the guys and girls who do work there and again no disrespect to the company, just sharing my personal experience

It was a group interview, very unconventional, hands-on, and activity-based, teamwork. They expect you to know their company values and ethics, which will carry over to your role. It was very relaxed and they made me feel very comfortable and heard.