I went for an interview with this company a week or so ago at the home office in San Antonio. I had initially received a call from one gal who transferred me to a guy then he transferred me to a different gal and I was told I would interview with yet another different gal. Yikes! I have never had a interview call that was so unprofessional. It felt like they were trying to impress me with how many people they have or something. That was flag #1 that made me research the company carefully. I researched the company and found several sites, like this one, with complaints. All I can say is wow and thank you to all of you. I talked extensively with my spouse about this place and whether I should even go for an interview because I live pretty far away (40 min). Based on what I read I was very leery, but I decided to go to see the place that generated so many complaints. When I got there the receptionist was rude and she spent a good deal of time talking to other employees about personal stuff. It was a nice building, pretty new, but the cars outside were not the best. I always look at cars to help gauge places because I drive a luxury car. When I did ask the receptionist two questions she was very curt and made me feel like I was wasting her time. The looks I got from other employees when they walked by were a little hostile feeling. The interview gal was nice at first but then she turned downright rude at the end of the interview. I just got the feeling that the employees there really don't care at all and that they think they are the popular/I'm too good for you clique that is still in high school. I am sure the office politics there are very interesting and full of drama. Thank goodness I don't need a job and I do feel sorry for the person they do hire.
Pros: Nice Building
Cons: Very Rude
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