I applied for a limited duration position online and received an email requesting a phone interview within 5 days of my application. The phone interview consisted of 4-5 situational questions, a description of the position, salary expectations, and review of my undergraduate GPA. The woman interviewing was very pleasant. A few hours after the phone interview, I received an email with an application packet and request for transcripts. About one day after faxing in the transcripts, I received an invitation for a face-to-face interview which is scheduled for next week. I completed the panel interview and it was as difficult as expected. I really prepared with my research and planning for answers using the STAR format but they were still able to surprise me with some questions that I didn't expect. Even though the position is entry level and does not require sales experience, many of the questions revolved around past sales experience and customer service. They asked a few questions about what I knew about the job description of a rep and the challenges I've face in the past regarding making sales. They also asked why I chose Lily. The interviewers were very friendly and laid back and it was the first interview where I felt like it was more of a conversation than an interview. It was hard to get a read on what they were thinking. I did attempt to "close" but they insisted that they can't make any commitments until they've interviewed all the candidates for the position. They said I would know the outcome in 5-7 days. Honestly, I feel like the competition is tough right now and I'm not getting my hopes up since I have minimal sales experience.