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Entry Level at Vivid Marketing

Accepted Offer – Interviewed on Columbia, MD (US) Oct 2012 – Reviewed Nov 07, 2012

Interview Details The interview is easy. They offer you a job on the spot unless you have something glaringly wrong with you. They are always interviewing and this is a churn and burn environment. They give pretty much everyone a job. My friend interviewed here and declined. Said the interview was easy so I applied to get a offer.

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Account Representative at Vivid Marketing

Accepted Offer – Interviewed on Baltimore, MD (US) Apr 2012 – Reviewed Sep 24, 2012

Interview Details Company was very thorough with the interview process. I met with a hiring manager for roughly 30 min on the first day. They explained the clients they work with and what the rest of the interview process would look like. The questions were standard, but that's what I would expect for a entry level position.

Interview Question – Asked about leadership examples and my five year goals   Answer Question

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Entry Level Account Executive at Vivid Marketing

Declined Offer – Interviewed in Baltimore, MD (US) Jan 2012 – Reviewed Jan 17, 2012

Interview Details I applied for the position with Vivid Marketing online and received a phone call regarding my resume within 24 hours. I was told to research the company before coming in for my interview; however, there was not much information online. The initial interview was face to face with a manager. I asked many questions about the company (i.e. job responsibilities, salary, room for growth, etc.) but the manager would not answer my specific questions but said that I would learn that information if I was invited back for a full day interview. I was called 3 hours after my interview took place and was invited for a full day interview.
The full day interview consisted of following around other account managers. It was then that I learned that the job was a door to door sales position, something that was never stated on any website. The office environment seemed great; however, you barely spend anytime in the office except for morning and evening meetings.

Interview Question – If I interviewed one of your friends to get more information about you, what would they say about you?   Answer Question

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Marketing Representative at Vivid Marketing

No Offer – Interviewed in Columbia, MD (US) Aug 2011 – Reviewed Nov 05, 2011

Interview Details They were pleasant but never provided name of person setting up interview and seemed disorganized with this process.

Interview Question – How do you feel about working 60 hour weeks?   Answer Question

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Entry Level Sales Representative at Vivid Marketing

Declined Offer – Interviewed in Columbia, MD (US) May 2011 – Reviewed May 29, 2011

Interview Details There was a 3 step interview process. The first step was an initial interview with an attractive young woman named Chrysanthi. She was the president of the company; she gave information about the position and the company. The next step was an all day interview where I shadowed a sales rep named Lauren to see what it was like to work there. Finally, the 3rd step was a face to face interview with a manager named Brandon. Everyone treated me with the utmost respect. This company does excellent work because they help businesses reduce their energy costs.

Reason for Declining – I declined the offer because of excessive traveling.

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