Where do I begin? Please read everything: I was recruited via LinkedIn and I had my first interview on the phone. It was a thorough interview and she invited me to the next interview in Nashville. That interview was horrible. They couldn't remember my name. I received an email from the Nashville recruiter that was meant for another interviewee, talk about awkward! The director was constantly contradicting himself; he said I didn't have the background for this job, although he has no business background and one of the current employees I spoke with had a communications degree and was previously a baseball coach. He insulted my marketing background to the point where the girl who was also interviewing me turned to him and said "I have a marketing degree." After which, of course, he backpeddled. The entire in-person interview consisted of them telling me how awful the job is. How there's a lack of life/work balance, ect. He also told me he doesn't want employees who want to be friendly with one another. He said, and I quote, "Well, 'killers' isn't the right word but..." then went on to tell me how he wants employees who see one another as stiff competition. It was just an overall horribly negative experience. I was thankful that they denied me after that. I'd rather remain unemployed than be with a company that seems to hate itself.

The interview process went well. First, I had a couple of phone screenings with a corporate recruiter. Second, I interviewed with someone from the Detroit office which I was interviewing at. After I met with him, I actually went and got to talk first hand with some of the people I could have been working with. Then I sat in on a "day in the life" for about 30 minutes or so. Shortly after that I was contacted for a third interview with one of the top guys from who was regional. They were great at communicating all of the steps until I followed up since I hadn't heard from them. No response from anyone. Ghosted. That's my only complaint. Otherwise they seemed very professional and it looked like a good company to work for.