I was first contacted by a recruiter who asked if a was interested in the position. I knew nothing about the company or the position so she gave me a lot of information and I decided I was interested. Next she the link to the application over and I researched the company and position before filling ou the application. The next day I got a call from my recruiter letting me know that she looked over my application and resume and then she sent over some screening questions to get to know me a little more. After I sent those back she set up an over-the-phone interview and explained to me the sales pitch I would have to do. I had to pick any product and try to sell it to her. The phone interview was a few days later and went pretty well. Next, she explained to me how the on-site interview would work and sent over a study guide for the tests I would be taking. I went into the Centerville location and was sat at a computer to take a few short tests, Typing (which they don't actually care what you get on), math, and a test on the 50 states and time zones. I got a point less than I needed to on the math test but I still went on to shadow a guy there for about 30 minutes. After that, I left without doing the interview because I needed to pass the math test first. I came back the next week and retook the math test where I received a 100% and I went on to the interview which was supposed to be with my recruiter on a webcam at the office but the webcam was not working so she just called me and we had our interview for about 30 minutes where I was asked a lot of situational questions. After the interview, she said she was interested in a final interview. She told me about an assignment I had to do first before the interview which was short and fun. Once I turned that in, she scheduled the final interview with the GM. I went into the interview feeling confident and very excited. Unfortunately, the final interview did not go very well. From the beginning, I did not feel like he took me seriously especially since I am very young (19) he asked about my interests and why I left my previous job. I told him I enjoyed cooking and baking and he told me maybe I should go to culinary school instead. I explained to him I was not interested in making cooking and baking my career. He told me this was a "big girl" job n a very condescending tone. The whole time I felt like I was not being taken seriously and it was just a big joke to him. He asked me what I'm doing in my personal life to better myself. I answered the question and he asked me the same thing and I was confused but answered confidently again. He then repeated himself again and I repeated my answer. I don't know what he wanted me to say but apparently, my answer was not good enough. I was extremely upset but remained confident and finished the interview even though I knew it was over. I was extremely excited I knew the position was going to be difficult but I was ready to work long hard hours. Unfortunately, I do not think I had a shot from the beginning of the final interview. I think a lot of it had to do with the fact that I am a young female which is too bad because I know I would have done very well in this position.

Good interview good people great environment. Went over everything that I needed to know and they offer a somewhat competitive salary. Seems like a job that could be very beneficial for someone looking to work hard and move their way up in a company.