I was first called by a very cheerful front desk person the day before to "chat" about the position. They told me a lot of wonderful things about management opportunities, long lists of clients that want to work with them, etc... However, when I asked for details, they kept dodging my questions, and saying I would just need to come in to get any actual hard information about the position. I walked five minutes before my interview time...there were another three people in the lobby also waiting to interview. One of them said she had been given the same interview time slot as me. I didn't get in to interview until a half an hour after my appointment time. While I was in the waiting room, the receptionist called many people, giving them all the exact same speech I was given the day before. In the interview, the CEO was very vague when I asked any questions about exactly what I would be doing. From talking to people out in the lobby, I knew that there were several different positions open, but he couldn't tell me the difference between any of them. Finally, at the end of the interview, he said that I would be working in a Sams Club or a Costco, basically running a table. I'd be required to drive long distances without reimbursement, work nights and weekends, all for a low wage until I was able to make commission. I applied for an event coordinator position....it was clearly a sales representative position that they were trying to pass off as something fancier.

Went into for an interview at 2:30pm in their offices. There were three people already in the office, and I waited for about a half hour before the interview took place. The interviewer never said anything about the specific position I applied for - it seemed to be more of a general interview for a sales job and absolutely nothing related to events. He asked maybe ten questions before I was cleared for the next round of the interview process which involved driving to Sam's and meeting a guy who would show me what he did. I ended up telling them that I wouldn't continue with the process and they weren't even upset or asked me why not.