The interview process was fast paced. It felt like it was so fast paced due to trying to confuse people who interviewed. I made it halfway through the interview before I walked out. He asked multiple math questions just to keep me invested in the "interview" while i was lectured at for how the company works. If I did not get the math question right within five seconds he would say "It was real simple I don't know why you missed that". I am sorry I did not know 3600x5000 off the top of my head. The worst part of the interview was I wanted to ask questions about the company because 40 minutes in I still knew nothing about the company (Their website, linkedin, and facebook are the worst I have ever seen for a supposed marketing company). Every time I asked a question I was told I could only ask questions at the end of the interview. I am kind of horrified at the fact that they started the interview by telling me I should demonstrate integrity then the company failed to do so. Also there were 4 interviews going on around me at the same time. While I kept gettingdistracted my interviewer told me "You need to maintain CEO qualities and ignore everything going on. This setting is a test to see how you react." Well, I felt manipulated, used , and lied to throughout the process. I found out about an affiliate they had in Nashville and when I brought this up the response was "How did you know about that?" While I may be new to the workforce this was by far the worst I have been treated. (I did not get an offer because I walked out of the interview)

So it is a three stage process, and to be honest, they are going to focus on the glitz and glamor of where you could be. It honestly wasn't a hard interview, the people where nice, but you need to come ready to ask some hard questions. They start talking potential compensation ranges, start digging.