Three step interview process, you meet with HR first. Then you meet with the owner. They usually hire people with in two interviews though. They say that they are direct marketing company and they have a structure for how to approach people and do sales. While this is true, they omit a lot of important information- no work life balance, no one is happy, turn over is astronomical.

I applied online through Indeed.com, and KBMM emailed me within a day asking me to interview in Denver. I had read some previous glass door reviews and try to be optimistic about the company, but as soon as I walked into the office I definitely felt sketched-out. The office seems makeshift, the receptionist dodged questions, and I didn't see any employees around other than the receptionist. There were empty office rooms (not even desks were inside) and no employees around. It turns out the interview is a three-step process, which is normal but nobody informed me of this until I arrived at the office. Essentially, I made a pretty long commute to Denver just to sit through a 10 minute, very generic phase 1 of an interview. The company was also interviewing several people at once and was far behind schedule. I wouldn't recommend applying for this position, as it seems questionable and the office environment doesn't match the sleek professionalism of their website.