Once they had received my application the next day they called to setup a 30 minute phone interview. Being very thorough and clear in my responses the interview only lasted about 15 minutes. We scheduled an on sight interview later that week. Before I could get to my interview the fire alarm went off and was unable to go. I emailed the recruiter and she was very prompt and apologized and set up another on site interview for the next day. On arrival I was greeted at the front desk and signed in and took my visitors pass. The interviewer came out and we went to a cramped cubicle with a few holes in the wall. It was your typical interview. Reviewing past job history and qualifications. She then asked me to try to sell her Directv plan. Having prior sales experience I overcame the objections and closed the sale. That was basically what she was looking for. She then gave me the opportunity to ask her questions about the job. I asked about benefits and opportunities for advancement. When asking about advancement she gave me her life story. I'm sorry but I don't care about your career advancement I want to know what I can expect. I changed my wording a bit and asked the same question. She then took about 10 minutes to make sales manager sound like an exciting position, which was one above sales associate. I then had to sit in on some calls. My interviewer said I would sit there and listen for about two hours. Employees were crammed into tiny cubicles with their faces glued to the screen. The girl I sat with would mute her phone and whisper rude things about the customer she was on the phone with. There was a guy walking around aimlessly tossing a football in the air. About half way through the listening the fire alarm went off again. The girl looked at me and said, "Some people really hate this place," and threw her headset down. There was still a customer on the phone. When I got outside I saw my interviewer and she said quite rudely, "Meet in the Wal-Mart parking lot." Once I got there she found me and said some one will call me later. A girl called later and said instead of having another on site interview they would have another phone interview. We scheduled one for Tuesday the following week. Previous conversations with people from the company said they wanted to get my interviews in before Monday because that is when they start a new training program. Good thing Tuesday is after Monday (it's hard to convey sarcasm through text). I had the phone interview which was supposed to be a mock call. The person I was talking with before I started the mock call sounded like he was new at this and used a lot of "Uh" and "Um's." There was a lot of back ground noise on his end making it difficult for me to hear him. I did everything the script told me to do. He said I did great and that he would send positive notes to HR. A few days later I got a very generic rejection email. It was a waste of my time to drive to their location twice only to get interrupted by a fire alarm. I know you can't control fire alarms, but you can control your employees.