I was called in for an interview within 2-3 days of submitting my application. They reached out via email first, requesting that I call in. After placing a call to schedule my interview, I noticed that the job posting was "no longer accepting applications". Peculiar, but whatever. The position was described as a management role, overseeing a small team. This is not the case at all. You start out on a flat-rate weekly pay during "training", then you are put on a 100% commission based structure with a minimum pay, similar to selling cars. The role is really just a sales role, spun off as a "customer experience" or marketing job. After my "first round" interview, if I desired and they deemed me "eligible", I could have gone on another interview with one of their "seniors" where I follow them around for the day and see how the job works. The first round interview was enough for me to decide this position was not for me, and not what I was advertised in the job posting.