I applied online. The process took 1 week. I interviewed at Astra Agencies (Edmonton, AB)
Interview
I found this job on Indeed. I was initially contacted to book an interview via text, which I found really odd. They also didn't disclose who they were until I asked. When I expressed interest in booking an interview they ceased contact for the rest of the weekend, so I initially thought I had been ghosted. In the meantime, I did some more research on the company and came up with surprisingly little. Their webpage is extremely vague about the work they do, and considering they had exactly one position open, for well over a year, and available in numerous cities across North America, I started to get the feeling that this might be a multi-level marketing kind of deal. This is also reflected in the language used throughout the company website, which promises 'near limitless earning potential.' There is nothing included about the types of companies they represent or collaborate with, nor a comprehensive history of the agency. It set off my alarm bells, and when they finally got back to me on Monday I ultimately decided to decline the interview. Very weird vibes.
Interview questions [1]
Question 1
I am booking for XYZ date, does 11am work for you?
I applied in-person. I interviewed at Astra Agencies (Vancouver, BC)
Interview
In person at the office location. Explained about the job profile and provided details about the company back ground. Asked few questions about my experience. Said there will be a second interview next week
Really easy basic questions nothing to hard. It took me 5 min to move up to the next interview. I really wasn’t prepared for the interview. The location little bit tricky to get to it