Beware, this job is not what it is initially pitched to be before the interview. This is an interview for a Kiosk Sales job. The "CEO" tries his hardest during the interview to sell the company and the position as something greater but if you listen closely it becomes obvious what they are really looking for. Take this warning seriously before going in for an interview as the office is located in a busy area of downtown. Between tolls and parking the trek there alone can result in you losing money for a job you may not even be interested in.

RUN AND STAY FAR AWAY. COMPANY IS A SCAM. Initial process was me and another candidate interviewing at the same time. From there I was called to return for an "on-site" interview and test run. They made it seem like you would have a legit communications position and the "on-site" portion was to meet clients, potential customers, etc. This site turned out to be a Best Buy ALL THE WAY IN MIAMI when their office is located in downtown Fort Lauderdale. To make matters worse, it was never disclosed where the site visit would be before hand or what type of attire to wear. I'm thinking the employee who I was paired with was going to escort me or have me drive my own car following him. NOT AT ALL. It was on me to drive us both all the way to Miami (which made me a little uncomfortable since I did not know the employee well). Once we arrived at the Best Buy I am still thinking we are going to meet managers or higher up execs. Again, NOT THE CASE AT ALL. Instead, I was to watch the employee I was paired with "work on-site." His job turned out to be one of the people who are in Best Buy trying to get customers to sign up for Comcast on tablets. It was horrible seeing how annoyingly persistent he was to the many shoppers at Best Buy. At this point it has been a good 2 hours and I have been standing in heels (in pain). I was trying to think of every possible way to exit this interview. Finally, it was over and I did not take the Omnifortuna employee back to their office, I didn't even return to the office for their follow-up questions regarding the on-site visit.