BrandFuze interview questions

Very short. Basically told me about the job and didn't ask me anything about myself. Could have been an email. No information found on their website. Could not find out anything about their clients.

I applied Wednesday, interviewed Friday and Saturday and was offered a position Saturday morning. Lots of red flags: -when I asked why it’s so hard to find information on their company, my question was left unanswered and he moved on and said “founded in 2010 in London.” They have changed their name several times so they can keep getting away with this scam. Other names include: Experior Advertising and Soenex Advertising. The Glassdoor reviews on these are NOT good. Also they aren’t even in their office building directory and when I asked the doorman why it was because the name was changed recently. -Glassdoor overall rating is decent but if u read the individual reviews they are all calling it a scam. Inflating numbers very likely. -they pretend to be up front with the structure and promise big things in a year clearing $100k but they leave out the key details with smoke and mirrors -third round interview was very very quick where the man sat me down and continued to scribble all over the form I had to fill out between the second and third interview? Like what was the point of filling it out? He spoke very quickly and I was expected to answer just as fast and at the end they offered it but didn’t allow me to ask any other questions? -first week guarantee pay is $360 with potential $100 commission. I did the math and since they want u to work Monday- Saturday 9-6 you’re actually receiving only $9.50 an hour. Many people say they don’t receive money until after 3rd week, if you last that long, (something they didn’t even talk about in the interview) and benefits don’t kick in until 2-3 months after you start -something I noticed was that they don’t have any office space for anyone other than the people at the top. So what I got from other sources is your the people in the back of Best Buy/Walmart getting people to sign up for memberships to companies they promote.