I was contacted via text message and had no idea what I was getting into going in. The first interview was 15 minutes and mostly about myself and vaguely about the company. Had I REMEMBERED TO ASK (it wasn't stated up front) that this was a commission job I would have foregone the 2nd interview. This was a slightly more intense experience where, when the topic of commission came up, it was heavily implied that anyone worth their salt should be working for commission and that it's even shameful to seek monetary stability in a job (or, in their words, "getting things handed to you"). This is code for "there's no salary." The interviewer attempted to reel me in by informing me that she's 23 and paying for her mortgage now that she has this job. Did she not have student loans? Statements such as that did more to alienate and belittle than entice; maybe I'm sensitive because I'm in a precarious financial place but it wasn't a nice tactic, and almost came off like bragging. But how was I to know? Maybe by the third interview it would've been cracked wide open. If it's offered, which I hope it won't be, I will have to say no thanks. I need more stability and translucence than this.

The process was quick and easy. They need people. Just show you have a competitive nature and are willing to work. It is honestly impossible to mess up. Just be enthusiastic and upbeat and there will not be a problem.