Comcast Direct Sales Representative interview questions

I was originally contacted by a recruiter and asked to schedule a phone screen; I was then asked to complete an online application. After the application was submitted I received another call from the recruiter. After a few days I received another unscheduled call from another recruiter, and later received another unscheduled interview from the same recruiter. Typically, interviews are scheduled to provide both parties appropriate timing. The recruiter had a negative attitude; other than being condesending he asked me "What year did you graduate from college?" which threw me. I told him I omitted that date to note age my resume, a practice many HR departments encourage, which earned me a bit of a lecture from the recruiter. In between the interviews I read the reviews and was hesitant, but I continued answering their calls. I then had a phone interview with the hiring manager. She was friendly, but used assumptive language, which I took as a good sign. I was told I would hear back from the second recruiter on next steps. After all of the surprise interviews, etc, I received an automated, do-not-reply email stating I was not qualified for the position. A denial is fine, but after five or six interviews (all but one not having been scheduled) I would assume an actual email response would be most appropriate. Clearly I was mistaken, but were the reviews?

The interview process took a while... I'd say an month or more... but very relaxed. I was approached by a recruiter... I had to take an hour long assessment, interview over phone, schedule a 1 on 1 interview; it was relax and more about the company and position. Afterwards, I have to go through another one with a different supervisor for interview. Once completed and offered a position, I have to respond to email and complete normal hiring process. All I could say, be honest and sell yourself (confidence, trust, and great attitude). You're being interviewed by a your future direct boss!