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I went into this interview thinking it was a Public Relations Assistant job that I was being interviewed for. Much to my dismay, the position was not what they led on. What this position was, was a glorified salesperson - they send their "entry level" employees to their "clients" places of business and you have to get people in the stores to sign up for a service. You are an outsourced salesperson. They say that you can "advance quickly" and "become your own boss," but that requires you to sell a certain amount of a product for another company. While I was there, at least 6 interviewees came in for the same position, and the receptionist was making phone calls to schedule at least 10 more people to come in for the position the following week. This is because it is a SALES job, and they mislead you into thinking it is something else, so a lot of young people commit to the position, then they see what the company really is about and they leave. I would never recommend this job to anyone.

When asked to meet for an interview, come professional, prepared, clean, well dressed, enthusiastic, and ready to make money as you learn how to move upward on the scale of opportunities. There's about two interviews. If you've made it to the second interview you're already in the door, yet don't think you have the job. The second interview determines if they should really invest in you, and bring you aboard.