Hiring manager called for interview next day. Very prompt and helpful. Went in for interview. The building looked like an abandoned warehouse. I had to park in a lot 3 blocks away. The office area was small and very old. It looked like it hadn't been updated. There was a printed out curled up sign at the bottom of a staircase that said "Imperial acquisitions" with an arrow pointing up the stairs. Got a bad vibe from entire situation. Went through interview process. The hiring manager was professional, however overall the experience was not what I had expected. I would be worried about job security with a company that seems this new. I was called in to come in for a full day of unpaid training and declined.

I was called from Imperial Acquisitions on a Wednesday, in regards to the resume I had posted on career builder. I was very impressed by the speed in which the entire interview process was conducted. It was very professional, and to the point. I was brought in for a second round interview, which was more of a job shadow for a day. This was a great experience in which I got to see exactly what the entry level position had entailed. On this second round interview, I was fortunately able to see a little bit of how the training process was conducted, as the person I was shadowing was also training. I was amazed at the professionalism of the corporate trainer that I had the pleasure of spending the day with. He was very committed to the success of the trainee. Which leads me to believe that the internal structure of this company is very firm on development. I was very impressed, that being said, I was brought back to the firm to then sit down for a brief third, and final interview. This third interview was more of a recap of the days observations, as well as some test of personality. This was the end of the interview process, and although I did not get invited back to work at this company, I would highly recommend this. The firm obviously decided to go another route, but it was a great experience, and I was very impressed with the corporate structure. All in all, I would interview again if given the opportunity.