Live Commercial Advertising interview questions

Received a call within 2 days of applying online. Asked questions about what I was doing in my current job; was a comfortable in a fast paced environment, leadership position, etc; and asked if I would be OK travelling 40% of the time. Set up an interview for as soon as I was available. They would have set one up for the next day if possible. Went in to meet with hiring manager in an office building. I brought my resume and portfolio. First part of the interview went fine. Manager explained the position (in an overly good light). He didn't look at my portfolio at all and then sent me to the second part of the interview, which they called "on-sight." It was in a Costco, where I watched them demo a product they were selling for a while. Then I sat down with who would be my direct supervisor and answered questions about my career goals and sales experience. She asked if I was comfortable travelling and working every day for 2 weeks and then having a hew days off. The whole process took more than an hour. They called a few days later to offer me the position, wanting me to start within a week. LCA has this position posted under various titles, none of the job descriptions, or even the first half of the interview explain that this is a direct sales job in warehouse stores. Very misleading.

The first interview was extremely unprofessional- about 20 minutes after I applied, I was called to schedule an interview for the next day. When I arrived (they tell you to arrive early to fill out some paperwork), there were about 7 others waiting for the same interview. Two men, the CEO and Assistant Manager, would alternately just walk out and ask who had been there the longest. Red flag number 1. The first interview was nothing special, just "getting to know you" and seeing if your personality would match up with the company. This interview (for me) lasted around 15 minutes. As I was leaving, he said they would me making calls to schedule another interview between 2:30-3:30 that day, and if I didn't answer they would just move on to the next candidate. Red flag number 2. Even though I had specified that I was interviewing for an office-based PR position, they completely disregarded this (more on this later) and scheduled me the next day for an interview in a Sam's Club 45 minutes away. What? Red flag number 3. At this point, you may have figured out that this company is borderline Multi Level Marketing. Turns out, every single person has to start out selling products in local Sams or Costcos. Eventually, you can work your way up to own your own office! Sure, there is fantastic potential for growth here, IF that is what you are looking for. The job ads are very, very misleading and it is designed to attract as many people as possible.