Insight Global interview questions

As usual, when you post your resume online, you get a ton of emails and calls from companies. What I liked about Insight Global was the recruiter actually looked over my resume before calling me, actually was curious to see what I wanted in a career, and then proceeded to tell me about their company and opportunity. Like always, it sounded too good to be true, then I looked up their growth online and saw that they had accomplished everything told to me, so I was hooked. I was invited in for a personal interview, met a couple people, about 10-15min each, was there for about 45min, really liked the opportunity. After a day or two, got a call back to have lunch, really excited to go out with the office manager. Really relaxing interview, learned a ton more about the company, they learned more about me, no really hard questions. Then within a day or two of that final interview, I was offered the job and really liked they asked me how long I would need to make my answer. Too many companies give deadlines, but this made it easy to talk with my parents, and a couple days later, called them back to accpet the recruiter position. Then what made that even better, was they were open to my starting scheduled (already had a trip and wedding on the books) so that was great not having to stress about the start date.

I was initially contacted about the position through my school career center. I spoke with the recruiter for about 20-25 minutes about my background, why I chose the school I went to, what I was looking for. We then spoke about the Account Manager position and how you start out as a Recruiter but then work your way up into Account Management role. They asked why I felt I would be good at sales and what motivates me etc... Following the phone screen, I went in for a first interview where I met the Sales Manager and 2 other Account Managers seperately. I guess that all went well because I was asked back for a final lunch interview the following week. The lunch involved the Sales Manager and Regional Manager. The lunch was very conversational and didn't have nearly as much of the "interview type questions" many interviews have. Overall, I enjoyed the interview process and didn't ever feel like I was being interrogated or questioned, but it was much more conversational.