Amp Exposure interview questions

I applyed on Indeed and then recieved an interview over the phone; next was a 15 min office interview followed by an in store interview. It took about 3 weeks to complete and the interviewer's were nice. During the store interview you get to quickly see what the job is about however you don't see what the meetings are like and that is nesscessary before getting this position.

The interview process was the most unprofessional one I have ever been to. The interviewer was on auto pilot. She gave me her pitch in a rushed blurred hurry. Seemed annoyed when I broke her rhythm to ask a simple question. I have very rarely sat next to my competitors for a job. Not only where they lined up before me but after me. Small office with one desk at the door where a team member was calling in more and more interviews right in front of everyone. As soon as I opened the door I knew I was in the wrong place. I was lied to on the phone, the website makes it look better than what it is, and the interviewer needs to slow down and be more personable. I felt like fast food being lined up for inspection and then "NEXT" as she shook my hand while opening the door. I didn't even get out of the office before she was greeting the next candidate. I couldn't help but laugh as I walked out to my car. This wasn't an interview. This was a show.