Within the day that I applied, I received an invitation to an interview which took place in their shared office space. The meeting with the CEO was extremely rushed but I still managed to squeeze my answers in; it really felt like an interview factory though as at least 15-20 other people were in and out of the various offices just within my visit. When invited to the second full-day interview, I went along and completed the ridiculous written and oral tasks while crossing streets, riding the train, etc. I think it was a great multi-tasking experience however totally out of the ordinary and quite bizarre to be interviewed for 7-8 hours straight. I took the written assessment when we returned to the office and was offered an interview with the CEO again but was advised that I had to be completely committed in order to even interview as "time is precious." I left being that I will not agree to a position without having proper time nor council. I agree that time is precious and that they want to hire quickly, however this sort of high-pressure, pushy sales tactics on prospective employers is an efficient way for this turn and burn company to acquire fresh talent willing to beat the concrete on 100% commission until they tire. I appreciate good sales, but this is coercive and scam-like.