Strange. The girl who was interviewing me was completely off topic and talked about her experience in traveling to Iraq (?) and other stuff. Only asked me one question: Do you think you'd be good for this job? Which kind of confused me because I still didn't know what the job entailed. I asked various questions but only got vague responses. I 'passed' the first interview and came back to shadow. The guy who I had to shadow was awesome. He was so great, nice and funny. Really connected with him. He was the only one who was upfront about the job--he told me straight up if you don't make a sale, you don't make money. it's 100% based on commission. Which was never said to me during the interview nor on the Craigslist Ad. They also didn't mention it was door-to-door. They also have unpaid meetings which take a while, doesn't make sense why i have to waste my time in a meeting if i'm only getting paid due to my own efforts. It's sketchy to have to go to various neighborhoods and basically harass business owners to buy paper/office products (Quill) from you. There's no guarantee that you will get any money. It's NOT a good job for you if you do not have your own car/insurance/gas money (they don't reimburse you for gas), not a social butterfly, not a good speaker, or you have kids. Maybe you can get by with having your own apartment, but the pay is just not dependable. It's too risky to take this job if you have children because you will get paid differently week to week and it can change drastically. I learned all of this during my shadow. I'm glad i went through it because now i know the dangers of this type of company/position. Best part, the lady who interviewed me said that it would be from 9-5pm. it ended being up to 6:30pm. I'm not from Folsom and had no car at the time so I took 2 light rail trains and walked a mile to get there. I missed the last train that would connect to my 2nd light rail train because i assumed when she said 5pm, she was telling the truth lol. So i had to take 3 light rails, 2 buses and take a taxi home (OH YOU THINK I AM JOKING BUT I AM NOT, I AM NOT). I asked the interview lady (who's from the SAME town as me) for a ride, i basically pleaded with her, but she said that she had plans later on in the night and can't. ??? What. I'm asking you for a ride now, not later?? I just think she didn't want to give me a ride and was being polite (>.>) instead of rejecting my begging. Walked all day with the guy i shadowed with+took me 3.5 hours (would have been a 35 minute car ride home with her -_-) to get home+lying about the position+lying about the hours= Very negative experience. Props to my shadow guy, can't say that enough. He's the only reason I didn't regret the experience ENTIRELY. Otherwise, i would have deeply despised it. I just abhorrently dislike it, very much.