I recently applied for a sales assistant position, thinking it was a typical role in a shop, like working as a cashier. As an 18-year-old looking for part-time work while I prepare to start university, I was excited when they wanted to progress my application. However, I soon realized my mistake when I noticed the salary was listed annually, not hourly. After asking a few questions, I discovered that this position is actually a full-time role focused on building a career in real sales, which is quite different from what I expected. With only some experience volunteering in a small shop and working as a sales assistant at a bakery, I felt out of my depth. They are offering a salary of 25k a year and seem open to my university schedule, but I’m unsure if I should pursue this opportunity. I have a Zoom call with them tomorrow, and while the job fits my schedule and offers decent pay, I worry about entering a field I know little about and misunderstanding the job description. I’m seeking advice on whether I should go through with the interview or if it’s better to be cautious, especially since some comments suggest that urgent hiring might indicate a high-pressure sales environment. Any insights would be appreciated!