Once I applied, an HR hiring manager called with a few questions. Left a voice message stating they wanted an interview and asked that I would schedule online. Was told to dress appropriately. When I arrived, I signed in. And proceeded to fill out an application. The administrative assistant was out for the day, working from home, so I sat in the lobby and watched as people were called in one at a time. A couple of people were refused an interview and told to return the following day, dressed appropriately (business attire) to be interviewed. Once I went in for interview, I met the company owner, who was the interviewer. At first it didn't go so well. Once I began asking questions, things went better. At the end of interview, I was informed the position was being fast tracked to 12 months as opposed to 24 months, and that the first year's salary would be $44,800, plus 15% commission. Long hours on your feet, dealing with vendors and customers. Assured salary and commission would be higher after first year. Was told there were 250 applicants and only 12-20 position opportunities available. If chosen for second interview, was told I would receive a call by the following Tuesday for a Thursday apointment. I was not fortunate to receive a second interview.