Don't advertise the job position as a sales adviser/administration assistant/receptionist/bar staff (seriously!). Don't go along with the idea that it is a sales adviser/admin/receptionist position at the first interview only to spring up the fact that it's actually a door to door sales job for commission only when you're invited back to the second interview (aka being dragged around somewhere shadowing someone else for eight hours whilst they go door to door selling things).
I realise I might be overreacting and taking this too personally but I am desperate for another job right now as I'm having major problems where I work now. I usually apply for things like administration and reception work with the occasional retail and bar work job and it's always done via reputable job sites such as monster, totaljobs, reed, etc.
On Friday I received three e-mails inviting me for job interviews. All three were jobs which I had applied for - one which had been advertised as a trainee sales adviser, the other two as admin positions. Great, I thought. However I always research companies thoroughly before going to interviews these days after I fell for the same thing last year - job advertised as a receptionist, had first interview and was invited back to the second interview only find out it was bloody going door to door selling things on commission only. Anyway when I researched these companies all of them were in the same building which I found very suspicious and when I researched further found out that all three of them were actually the door to door sales dressed up as other positions type of thing. I also had similar earlier this year when I was invited to an interview only to realise it was door to door sales after researching it.
I just hate being told I have an interview, getting my hopes up only to realise what it really is. As someone who is desperate for just another job it's just annoying.
So AIBU to think that you should advertise these jobs for what they are?