This interview felt more like being lectured in the principal’s office than an actual interview. Having previous (very successful, at least to me) sales experience, I wanted to find a place where I would feel less like a number and more like a person, so the questions I asked during the interview eventually resulted in the folks who were interviewing me to continually drop bits of information about why this job would not be any fun (working weekends, successful people work from 8 am - 7 pm, they even mentioned what types of daily numbers you would need to keep hitting to get fired lol). They had the numbers game mentality from the get go, which I understand is obviously important in sales but quality can sometimes be more important than quantity. This was the most uncomfortable interview experience I’ve ever had. They went into it trying to see why I wouldn’t be a good fit instead of why I would be. I never heard back from them after the interview. Thankfully I dodged a bullet and am happily working exactly where I want to be now! TLDR - take your time looking for jobs if you can, find something that you truly believe in and want to do. That may be here, but not for me. Post college grads, don’t get sucked into the live-to-work over the work-to-live mentality. Your free time and your personal life are exceptionally valuable, and I did not get the impression that these things were very important to BBI.

Company was new, staff was fun, respectful and there was a ton of excitement from everyone to grow. (this was pre-covid). The office was in a great location, and the interview was very informal as I had experience in the industry.