In house interview followed by going to the field and watching team member do door to door sales. Then finalize with a final touch point. So sit down, then field, then sit down again.

Strange process. I had made my resume public on a job posting website for recruiters and soon got an email for this company saying "they had some open positions" but not specifying what they were. I looked up the company, and after seeing that it was far out of my way (90-120 minute commute) and wasn't in the field of work I'm targeting, I ignored the email. A day or so later, I get a call from a woman in HR saying "we have some available jobs for you! Didn't you get my email?" I said yes, but politely declined her offer, explaining that the commute wasn't realistic for me. She immediately dropped any pretense of friendliness, and asked where I lived. I answered, and she said "well we have people who make that 90 minute commute every day." I again politely declined, and said a commute that long wasn't realistic for me. She then took a snarky tone and asked "oh, so you're only looking for a commute that's 5 or 10 minutes?" I said not necessarily, but 90+ minutes was just too excessive for me. She then said "well we only have one office location so I don't know if there's anything I can do for you." I reminded her that she had called me; not the other way around. If this company is trying to recruit just anyone, regardless of their background or responsiveness, that should be a red flag for their turnover rate.