Zealous United Interview Questions

There are three rounds of interviews. The first round didn’t last very long—they asked me a few questions and then I learned some more about the company. The second round I got to go see what they did from the ground level, really got to understand more about why they’re so effective in product promotions—and it IS promotions, not sales, by the way. The third round I got asked a few more questions, some more information about the company was given more in an in-depth capacity, and then later I got offered the job.

First interview was pretty normal, sit down and discuss yourself and the company. Second was VERY strange in my opinion: I stood by their "event" and took notes about what the person interviewing me was doing (I basically watched them try to convince people to look at/buy their product). It was odd to me that they consider an event a big poster board inside a Sam's Club. I was also very confused that my interviewer told me multiple times that this was not a sales company, yet you were only offered $9/hour + commission once you completed manager training. I think besides asking where i would like to travel, I wasn't asked any other questions about myself. Also, you don't work for the job you apply for, you are immediately launched into this manager training and depending how well you do in the training determines how much $ you make per week. It seems to me that almost everyone there does the same job once they pass the training. Very confusing. Last but not least, after being told my first interviewer "REALLY liked me", she also interviewed me the second time but did not remember that she was the one that interviewed me the first time. I was moved onto the third round of interviews but declined attending the third interview.

The interview process was quick and fast paced. It was informative and not a firing squad. Josh was personable. It was in a small office with 3 other people waiting to be interviewed. A back to back all day type deal.

Three rounds, 1st one lasted 5 mins, 2nd one takes place in a Sams Club, 3rd is back at the office for ten minutes. All of it very VERY scripted and fast paced. They call by end of day of your interview to inform you if you make it to the next round.

Their website looks clean, but walk in for an interview and you'll see a receptionist and one office where Josh, the president, "works" from. He has an iPad (no computer) and a few photos staged to make the company look like they had a strong sense of teamwork. There are no other offices visible from the main interest. Yet another, "event based" marketing firm promising a salaried income of 58,000 and walking away with a $10/hr offer instead.