Was first contacted by an HR Manager at their HQ in Ohio who told me "your resume/experience makes you look like a perfect fit"; she arranged for me to meet with hiring managers at the Livonia, MI location - formerly a 'Harvard Drugs' facility. I noticed most of the sales people were young women; a lot of pretty attractive ones in their early 20's. Was interviewed by the two, male managers, both in their 30's or so. Talked with one, who had me sit with a guy who told me "I've been here longer than most of the others; more than two years now." (-The manager who sat me with him to listen to him on the phone had been there since it was 'Harvard Drugs'; said "yeah, this guys been here for 5 years or more"). Later met with the second manager together with the first; they seemed to agree that with 6 or 7 years of previous phone sales experience - I should be able to learn to sell their veterinarian drug line easily enough. I noticed they were sketchy in describing terms of their employee health coverage, and initially seemed reluctant to be specific about pay. I was there for at least an hour; maybe a bit longer. After having read bad reviews about working at 'Harvard Drug Group'; I asked one of them, "Would you say things have changed much here since 'Cardinal Health' took over 6 months ago?" - He answered "No, things are much the same as they were before". - Not good. The guy who's calls I listened to for a while said, "they did change some things about the various metrics our commissions are based on - we seem to be getting a bit more than before." They also had the absolute smallest cubicles to work in I'd ever seen.