My experience with this Co. Is very similar to what I have read in other usacomplaints.com.
When I arrived for my interview, I walked into a very sparsley furnished office, filled with other interviewies. There was R&B music blaring from a small stereo (very distracting) and a young lady who looked to be around 19 years old behind the desk.
The atmosphere in the office was like some big cattle call audition, not what I was expecting. After waiting around for about a forty minutes, I was called in for my interview.
I met with a very fast talking gentlemen named Kevin. His first question was "how much do you want to earn". I gave him a figure that would be much higher than your typical entry level job would pay, but it didn't seem to phase him.
He then went into a description of what GQ Imports dose, but he was talking so fast that I could only understand about half of what he was saying.
His next question was "on a scale of 1 to 10, how much do you like working with and meeting new people". I told him 9.
His last question was "do you consider yourself a leader or a follower?" After I gave my answer, he thanked me for coming in and said someone from the company would be calling me around 5 pm. To arrange a second interview / orientation session that would last the entire day.
What I really wanted was a job in the warehouse packaging and distributing product. He said they had openings like that, but he was somewhat evasive. He said all my questions would be answered during my orientation.
I now realise that this company is basically a high presure sales sweatshop. All the signs are there. The hastily set up office, the blaring music to keep you distacted, the fast talking, evasive attitude, the cattle call interview process.
If this company dose call me back, I wont be taking the job.
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