Meltwater interview questions

I applied for the International Management Trainee position online, hoping to get into management. However, after I researched the internet and found that there is antimeltwater website I became sceptic and realized that I did not apply for a management position but for a cold calling one. Nowhere in the advert was that mentioned and I think it was quite deceptive. Anyway, I received an e-mail from Meltwater right away to schedule a phone interview. I already knew I wasn't accepting anything from that company, but scheduled an interview just to expose them and question them on their deceptive add. The phone interview was pathetic. It was at 17.30, which was strange as all my interviews have been earlier. The interview was literally 3 minutes. 3 minutes!?!? double checked to phone to be sure.. By the way, I was thinking to expose them at the end when I would ask questions, but finally did not get the chance. During the 3 minutes I am confident that I interviewed great, as I talked about my previous experience in B2B sales (which I wasn't going to do again), where I also tripled the sales of a company by finding new customers abroad! The interviewer was definitely in a hurry and at the end I did not have a chance to ask questions as she hung up very fast after thanking me for my time. So, they liked my application (as they invited me for phone interview), did great on the "phone interview", but guess what - they did not reply me. When I finally wrote to them a month later, they said I was not selected. It was definitely a waste of time to prepare for the interview.

After a phone interview I was invited to a group interview. Two managers talked about the company. They didn't seem as excited as I expected them to be. The candidates couldn't have been more diverse. Many of them didn't even go to university. I was expecting to see a bunch of fresh graduates, on the other hand most of the candidates were in their 30s. After we all introduces ourselves, we had to form groups. Each group got an object that we had to sell. It was a fun interview but overall I have to say that they were looking for people who are social and good speakers/actors.