CSI (Computer Systems Institute) Admissions Representative interview questions

Unfortunately, my experience with CSI was a negative one. I was first contacted over the phone and was screened by someone identifying himself as a Director of Admission. The conversation went really well and he invited me in for an Interview the following week at the Chicago campus. We agreed on a date and time that would work for both of us and we hung up. Fast forward to the date of the actual interview. Apparently my interviewer was not there as he was filling in at the Lombard campus that day. Not only did he neglect to tell me that, but he also apparently didn't notify his fill in (apparently the Directors of Admissions traded campuses for the week for reasons that wasn't explained to me.) his replacement. They left me waiting in the reception area for about 20 minutes. When I was about to leave, I was told that someone was available to interview me. I eventually met with the present director of admissions and campus director. The campus director did not ask many questions but the director of admissions asked several questions about sales and my previous admissions numbers. Apparently he wasn't happy with my tone because he then barked at me something about feeling confident about my ability to work with students. It was extremely negative and quite frankly-I was glad that they never contacted me again.

I had a brief phone interview with an HR rep., who covered job responsibilities and salary. After that I had another interview with a director of admissions, which lasted about an hour. The last step was filling out a paper application. When I applied and during the interview, only two locations were discussed Chicago and Skokie, but what they offered at the end was Chicago and Lombard: two completely different places on the map. All for 31K, I do have a lot of experience in higher ed.field but I was just offered a minimum. No commute reimbursement or anything like that for travelling all the way to Lombard. I declined the offer. The hiring manager accused me of not negotiating the location with him when I had an opportunity, even though I clearly stated my preference. It's also strange how they don't require a drug test here, even for my full time work at home job I did do the drug test. If they can't afford $30 per person for a simple drug test, what kind of generosity can be expected from them? That's another factor that sort of turned me off from this position.Overall, based on the way the hiring process went this company is very disorganized and they seem to be changing their plans/ decisions daily.