Lennar interview questions

The interview process was very painful, it basically is a panel interview style where you are put on the spot in front of 6 other interviewees and 6 interviewers. I consider this not professional and respectful towards a professional. It is almost like you are auditioning for American Idol or at a Beauty pageant. Very humiliating and really not worth your while. It's all about what you can offer them and when it comes to what they can offer you, they cover very little and offer very little information. After prying for answer post interview I found out you are not given a draw and you are paid like 11 an hour for the 6 week training then you get paid like $10 an hour for 8 months and then you are on your own with commission only. You have to give them 10 leads per week and work 24x7. You are not encouraged to take vacation, so basically you are signing up your life. So much for all that hard work on obtaining a Real Estate License, continuing education and all other fees that come with being a Realtor. I felt very depressed when I left from that interview. From 1 to 10, 10 being the best I would give this process a 1. Do yourself a favor and apply elsewhere, better yet don't let a builder rob you of your dream!

I got an interview through the agency Creative Circle, and when I arrived I was greeted by the receptionist, then seen by the PR Director who would've been my direct supervisor. The interview was not highly structured, very informal, and took almost a full hour.