They called to pre-screen me via phone and then scheduled a date for me to come in. Once I made it there - I knew something was fishy when she said I could make up to $85,000 while managing/coordinating events/PR and then I finally received information to the company website. Once I did further research - I concluded that they are apart of those direct marketing businesses that underpay/overwork employees to stand at a grocery store handing out samples/selling like a Wal-mart greeter. JUST SAY NO, kids. There was a red flag when the interviewer said she tries to be as transparent as possible. Okay? Then you don't have to say anything?

I applied online and came in a couple days later. I came in and met the HR team. I went in for my interview with the Office Manager. She was super nice and actually took interest in my hobbies from my resume. Honestly that was a refresher from other interviews that I've been on. She explained the business and what they're looking for. I had no idea what the company was about when I applied. They were very clear on what they do and didn't mind me asking questions about their start and goals now. I was selected for the next interview that was with an account manager. They showed more in depth what the position looked like, event planning, schedule, goals for new clients, and how they help clients. Showing people that want to get hired EXACTLY what they're getting into was great!! I don't like companies that hide the truth until you get hired.