"Companies depend on sales consultants to establish trust between clients and companies through their marketing, interpersonal, and customer service skills. Expect to draw heavily on previous experience during an interview. Popular questions ask about situations in which you have changed a client's mind or demonstrated strong interpersonal skills during challenging times. You may also have to demonstrate your sales skills by pitching a product to the interviewer."
Know that they'll only offer $12.79 an hour. AT&T has unionized employees. You can't negotiate. They have set increases, so you'll still be making less than $15 in 3 years. Also, I was offered wayyyy less than what was discussed in the interview, so I wouldn't trust the commission money they said you'll get because you only get that cash IF you hit all your metrics/quotas, which only around 40% actually. Glassdoor doesn't offer a space to explain why you declined their offer.
If it was a busy sale day, you had clothes hanging on the rails, a busy shop with a long queue, customers asking you for help and children running round, what would be your first to last priority and why?
They asked me how I did in my own presentation, and I had to answer in front of the group.
How did you come to know about this interview??? Absolutely nothing else.
Are you over 18 ?
How would you sell this product? And general questions about previous experience
There were no questions. The Manager spent an hour and a half telling us lies about his "Long lasting company" (I should tell you I found out later that day after some proper research, they are apart of a pyramid scheme.)
Nothing like anything difficult or unexpected. Mostly checking your usual past, your oppinion on relevant things, knowledge in relevant fields and the experties level of necessary skills to perform the job well.
Sell me this pen...
Do you mind working weekends and holidays when your friends and family are off?
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