I was invited for an informal interview at my college campus. The interviewer seemed really put off by my questions. I asked what the process is for building a clientele and how many clients come through the website itself. She said it was completely up to the Stylist to find clients, which is fair, but I didn't realize how heavily dependent the company is on Stylist networking. I felt a disconnect because she told me that I asked great questions end of the interview when she had just appeared bothered by my inquiries. I got an email from her the next day which was clearly a generic note she sent to multiple people. She said I didn't have enough sales experience even though I've been in retail for 5 years. I don't know what more sales experience they would find on a college campus. She said I should keep in touch and apply again after I've gotten more experience, "especially if your interest fully lies in NYC." I said that my interest would be in Chicago but that I was open to other options in my interview. Again, there was a disconnect between what I experienced and the feedback she was giving me. It seemed like they didn't really pay attention. Learning more about the company disillusioned me anyway. It is an interesting concept, but I didn't realize that they do very little to market themselves and that stylists would have to do most of the legwork for the company.

Quick process. They ask general questions and past experiences. They speak about the team and the area you will be in. Be ready to go over your resume and make connections about what they tell you about the dynamic with your past experiences.