I was invited to an interview by email and we just quickly arranged the appointment with the club manager. I came a little bit early, while I was waiting I was talking to the other staff, as I was really interested in the club itself. My interview with the manager went very well. I was myself, we had a great chat. The manager kept asking me if I had any questions. I had, but now I know not the right ones. The manager let me know, he will have a couple of other interviews over the week and then will inform me, if he will invite me for another interview. I was very confident and felt I was amazing. On the next day I was informed by the recruitment team my application was unsuccessful. I was said and upset, but respected and trusted the manager’s decision and appreciated the quick response, it showed my time was valued. I was thinking a lot where did I fail, what did I say wrong. After going through on all possible scenarios I emailed to the manager. I thanked for the opportunity, and asked for a feedback. Within a very short time, he got back to me with a very friendly and useful response. This all on a Sunday evening, which also showed what kind of human being he was. Then I realised, on the the interview I was an amazing fitness professional, but not a sales person. The feedback helped me a lot to be better prepared for my next trials. That was my first interview for ages though. I am really grateful for the experience and feedback I got. I just regret the fact I lost my chance in my number one club.