The interview process was very simple. Applied online, gave them a resume and cover letter. A week later I recovered a text message to go online and reserve a interview appointment. I didn’t answer right away due to being on vacation with limited service. I received another text message a day later and still didn’t answer the message. That following afternoon I received a phone call from them asking if I was interested to make an appointment. I couldn’t complete the phone call due to timing. (I was on a plane ready for take off). Once I got home, I went online and fulfilled the request. The day of the interview I went to the place of address and realized I was given either wrong information or misinformation. I arrived at the correct street number and building, but the suite number I was given was false. There is no such thing as the supplied information. I asked around the building only to guess that my interview was being held at Fast Track. The company did not have any indication at their door/window they were also Trinity Advertising. The office itself looked like a start up company playing very loud pop music that you can’t think. I told the front desk assistant of the misinformation I was given. The interview itself was very quick, only about 10 minutes of my time. The information the interviee given me did not describe the job application as described. It felt off. I think Trinity Advertisting is a hoax of a company plus their website is only 1 page with misspelling and a copyright of 2018. Do not apply or walk into any affiliation with FastTrack.