I applied through a recruiter. I interviewed at Landscape Workshop (Birmingham, AL) in June 2026
Interview
The internal recruiter reached out to me to ask me to interview and each interview went well, but the red flags were the fact there was no marketing department and the timeline to build a marketing team with the high expectations of one person to build, execute, implement, measure, train, and more was a doomed to fail, not only because of the lack of clarity, understanding of the structure needed to marketing a fast growing business. In addition, the asking for work product and plans using actual issues is amateurish at best and fishing for work product from candidates at worst. This is either a sign of an unsophisticated team or a sketchy one trying to steal ideas from recruited candidates. Finally, after they courted me and recruited me when not actively seeking a job to send a generic 'we went with another candidate' for a job that level is clear a bullet was dodged. Do not recommend.
I applied through a recruiter. I interviewed at Landscape Workshop (Birmingham, AL)
Interview
It was a very long drawn out process. Set through several interview stages ending with a mock presentation with a board style presentation amongst executive leadership. The assignment that was to be presented was to set up a prospect list of 10 accounts. LW wanted the applicants to research 10 prospects gather all information on these companies and then hand them over to them for their company's database.
I applied online. The process took 3 days. I interviewed at Landscape Workshop (Bessemer, AL) in Aug 2020
Interview
I was initially contacted by an HR rep who was in another state. I attempted to follow up with the person whom I interviewed with to no avail. Both voicemails were full, no listed contact info for this person on their website and the HR rep tolde she would "pass a message". The gentleman that conducted my interview was in the process of being promoted to Operations Manager, but told me that he had been working in Maintenance prior to his promotion. The company VP was out of the office, but listened in via phone. I was only asked one question pertaining to the actual position. The remainder of the questions were more personality based. It was obvious that the guy was kinda thrown to the wolves.