Columbus Events interview questions

The interview was short and vague and when you asked who their clients are (because they are an "agency" and agencies have clients and case studies) they couldn't share anything.

The interview process was quick. The interviewer was a young guy, fresh out of college who was the type of person who would enthusiastically dive into CutCo or Amway. Although I think the job itself is very real and the structure is not as sketchy as Cutco or Amway - I don't like that I was being told about how the company creates marketing content for the New York Yankees and other big names, oh and you'll be representing a "high-end" makeup company from Los Angeles looking to branch out to the East Coast. What makeup company you ask? Can't even remember the name but I do remember researching the website and finding that it had typos and was clearly set up by a not a website designer - which is fine unless you are being represented as a "high-end" make-up company from Los Angeles branching out to the East Coast. I don't believe in working for a marketing company that doesn't first ensure the products they are selling are backed up by a glossy, well-designed website.