The interviewer seemed quite experienced in marketing and asked relevant, incisive questions.
During the interview, they repeatedly asked whether you were interested and told you that your experience was a great fit for the company's needs, which filled you with hope, but you were later notified that you had not been selected.
When you go to the company for an interview, you may receive strange looks from other colleagues, who keep looking you up and down. It is quite uncomfortable.
The salary and benefits are fairly good, but full-time employees often have to spend their own time off coming to the company for inventory checks or conducting street visits and other related tasks. After clocking out, they are also required to stay behind to organize customers’ feedback cards, which does not leave a very good impression.