The phone and in-person interviews were a piece of cake - both guys were very friendly and the questions were really easy. It was the third step of the interview process where it went downhill. They have you shadow another associate in a sketchy Chicago neighborhood, going door-to-door to businesses that have bought from Quill Business Supplies in the past asking and you basically ask they want to buy anything more. It was a miserable all day affair, and the least they could have done was bought me lunch or driven me over there but no, they expect you to cover those parts yourself. Plus the pyramid scheme setup was incredibly unappealing. So when they later left a voice message asking how it went I never called back because I was so unimpressed with my experience.

Phone interview, in person interview, next day experiental interview ( literally first look into the job), questionairre. Overall the process was sketchy. Just felt like they were trying to sell me on how awesome they are rather than show me. The whole process kind of made me feel like they were hiding how unhappy people are.