High pressure sales tactics to get you to sign on. The entire process from first interview to offer letter took about a week then I had 2 or 3 days to sign or not. Asked for an additional day or two, which I was told was fine by the sales manager. Then I received an email saying the offer expired that same day. I had to reach out to CloudKitchens to try and get word on the extension, instead of renewing it they “went with someone else”. It is unfortunate when a company is looking to build a sales team that will hope will want to make this at least a long time job or even possibly a career. I think my biggest take away from this whole process has been if you get an offer letter that you think you can live with, go ahead and sign it no matter what. Don’t be honest or upfront with any company about other options on the table, b/c most likely they won’t be honest or upfront with you either. If you don’t like the job quit. It is 100% legal to do that(read contract but for most part totally legal), and if you’re a nice guy you get screwed.

I was approached by a recruiter on LinkdIn. I had a call with him, was able to discuss the job and the company but everything was really blurry and unclear. I then had 2 calls with the management of the new team they want to create in France. I was able to have insightful information and I started to be motivated to join them. Except for the salary, it was unclear, I always had to ask to someone else. I was then given a case study. It was interesting to work on this and to give my insights. I got feedbacks, I worked again on the presentation, everything was going well. Then, the case study changed. They wanted to add a question - ok then. The question was unclear and they asked me to work again on it when finally I had the correct information. Ok no problem. The recruiter was super friendly with me - a little too much (calling me "mate" for example). And, as soon as I handed out my final research, with leads, insights, personal data and sales data I had from the inside of some restaurants - poof, they vanished. No answer to my emails, messages. They took my research and disappeared. I called my contacts within the leads I sent them, to explain and be sure they will NOT work with them. Be careful.