Sandow Business Solutions Interview Questions
& Process

First interview was with Jordan, about 20 minutes, mostly resume review and a few questions. Seemed legit. Second interview revealed the job: basically being a DirecTV salesperson in Walmart. Two account managers took me to lunch (paid for my own meal) and explained it. All commission, no health insurance, no PTO, nothing. Hours are 10-7, Thurs-Mon (weekends). Could work 9 hours and get paid nothing. Drive to different Walmarts around Cleveland, no guarantee of location. They'll hire anyone. As a marketing grad, I want to work for a real company.

I had a quick first interview in the office, and then they invited me for a second interview. For the second interview, we went out to lunch, and I was surprised that I had to pay for myself, which I found unprofessional. Later, I found out the job mostly involved standing in a Walmart, approaching strangers to sell them products. This was not what the job description said or what was discussed in the first interview. The work hours were unusual, and it required weekend work. I wouldn't recommend this job.

I did not like the process at all. Once I went out to lunch with the account managers, I felt like I had been deceived about what the job really is. I thought I'd be doing marketing like describe, but the job is just selling direct tv to people in Walmart. If that's what you want to do then this is for you! But, if not, be aware of this place and places similar to it.

It started with a recruiter call, then a group interview with some of the team members. The final part was a one-on-one with the Director, which lasted about an hour and was the most challenging part because it got very technical.