Absolute Consulting Group interview questions

*Potential ponzi scheme warning* I showed up to the interview and was surprised to see it was a group interview. The interview started 15 minutes late. You work 10am - 8pm Monday-Saturday. Very strange hours. I went to a good college and I can say this was by far the worst interview I have ever had. Whether they are or are not a ponzi scheme by definition, all I kept thinking during the interview is that it felt a lot like a Ponzi scheme. I'll explain in the simplest way possible.. you work for Rich, they pay you very little (a lot less than the application says) and expect you to make money on commission doing sales (not marketing like the application says). Rich also makes his money on your commission. Eventually, you are supposed to be able to open your own office, hire emplyeess and then YOUR employees will make YOU commission (and some commission will still to Rich because he hired you in the first place.) Its a never ending cycle and it just continues on that path. Steer clear of this company.

Immediate (24 hrs after applying) interview, panel style first round, one HR/Branch Manager meeting with three potential interviewees. Then the second phase is where you meet the Account Manager and learn what they think about the company. The third phase is another meeting 1:1 with the Branch Manager (doubling as HR)