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I found out about the company through my University's career sight since they had hosted on campus interviews here a month ago. I emailed the recruited and she called me the next morning for a on the spot 15 minutes interview--she asked a lot about why I was interested in sales, the company, why I feel I stand out against others that will be graduating soon. She was very polite, conversational, excited, and talked highly about their company and future expansion. She asked me to come to their office for an in-person interview the next week. She called a few days before to answer any questions I had, which was nice. When I got there, there was no receptionist, people were running around from room to room. Three different people busily greeted me and asked if I needed help. Once I got put into an office, three different people came in to talk to me. It seemed a little fake and awkward, they were very vague when I asked specific questions. I researched the company online before going in for the interview and found a lot of negative reviews, so I kind of expected that. About 5 days later, I got an email thanking me for coming in but I wasn't the right fit for the company.

Insight Global attended my college's Job Fair. I met the Corporate Recruiter there and he followed up a few weeks later and set up an on-campus interview. The interview was great, he wanted to know about my social life, abroad experiences, athletic experiences, etc. I felt very comfortable and felt as thought I was spending time with a friend, (while also knowing it was an important interview). At the end of the interview he asked which city I would like to interview in. I chose the Chicago office and we set a date for about 2 weeks later for me to interview. He was very helpful and gave me tips and told me what to expect in my interview in Chicago. We chatted on the phone before my interview and he instilled a lot of confidence in me. When I arrived at the Chicago office an Account Manager introduced themselves, offered me a glass of water and showed me to a conference room to wait to meet who I was interviewing with. I interviewed formally with 3 different account managers who were all very personable and nice. Afterwards I had a brief meeting with the Sales Manager and he invited me back for a lunch interview. I came back for the lunch interview and then was offered the job. The entire process was great and I am so excited to begin work. I have never felt more comfortable in an office where I was not an employee.