I was contacted the following day after posting my resume by a recruiter who scheduled my interview with another recruiter. The second recruiter mentioned another development program (IT) that may interest me (based on prior experience), and asked me to look it up, before actually proceeding with the interview. I looked it up as instructed, and when myself and the recruiter spoke again, I asked to proceed with the interview process for the original program in which I had submitted for. We did. The interview process was about average, mostly prior situational questions, and I was asked to try to sale the college I attended to the recruiter as if she was a high school senior. At the end of the interview, I was informed to give it about two weeks and if I didn't hear anything, to call the recruiter. I sent a follow up thank you email the next day after our interview. It has been two weeks, and I called the recruiter, but received no answer. I also emailed the recruiter, but have yet to receive a reply. I'm not sure if the recruiter was hinting at applying for the other development program, it wasn't her department so she knew little about it, so I pressed forward with where I want my business degree to take me.

The first round of the interview is a simple assessment. This assessment is quite easy if you know the basics of sales. The next step is a Skype interview. This interview is pretty easy just talks about your resume and your basic sales skills. Before the interview, they send you a video about the program and outlines the position that you are applying for. You must make sure you know every detail about this video because they will ask you what you learned from it. Besides that, the Skype interview is simple. The last round is a role play assessment. They give you 30 minutes to read a portal that they send you online and memorize customer information. You then will get a phone call from a customer and you try to sell them a product. You then will get another phone call from an angry customer in which you have to act calm and empathetic.