Southern Pillar interview questions

I sat down with the manager of southern pillar the interview was very informative he asked me about my goals and ambitions and how he can help me get to them. We went over what can I bring to the table far as contributing to the work environment inside and outside of the office

They call you to come in at 9am and wear business formal. You wait around for a minute and then they call you to the back to talk to a manager. Ten minute convo, tops. Vague questions, never really goes into details about the job. They fill out a short half-page with your basic info. You leave and they say they'll call you that afternoon. You get a call back and yay, they want another interview, probably in a weeks time. This time it's going to be an eight hour job shadow under one of their "top employees." They give you a date and time and say to wear business casual. You show up to the job shadow. The person with you is very friendly. They're wearing a polo/t-shirt and jeans. You feel overdressed and awkward. You head off to the job shadow, and you realize that it's a door-to-door sales job, never mentioned before, but you're already there so you stick around. The person you're with is nice to talk to and you enjoy yourself. Lunch rolls around, and they say they're buying for you. As you're eating, they whip out papers about the different promotions and "benefits" with each, and how much you earn (they don't mention its all commission). It feels like they're trying to sell YOU on the job, despite you being the interviewee. During this time in the ridealong, you see that half sheet of paper from the first interview with your name on it. The number "3" is written in big green marker, indicating a score. You don't know what the scale is but it seems weird to leave that paper in the open. You finish out the tiring day, feeling pretty positive but suspect of the job. You head home at around 8, and they say they'll call you that night with a final decision. Less than forty minutes later you get a call! You're hired. Congrats.