I got a call from an assistant with the company set up an interview, had a group panel, then 1 on 1. Interview begins as an orientation explaining nuts and bolts of everything, anything from the multiple opportunities available to compensation structure and extra opportunities to make cash and competitions. ALL questions and more will be answered. This gave me an excellent opportunity to know if this company was for me. Then we split into individual interviews where it gave the managers a chance to get to know me and know if i was a good fit for the company.

After you apply you will get an email to schedule a meeting time and day. Then when you go in you will be given a form to fill with basic questions and be put in a room full of chairs and a tv. This is basically a group "interview" prior to the individual interview, i was in there with about 10 more people. A bit awkward if you ask me. A video will play on constant loop on telling you who the company is and how awesome they are. Then a guy will go in, Im assuming it was the hiring manager, and tell you his story of how he was unemployed and was in a room just like you sitting in that same chair looking to make a life change... short story is you can make tons of money with little work after 5 years or so. You then are told after the 1 hr long or so presentation to "decide" if this thing is something you would like to do or not. The job is to sell health insurance to small business and individuals. You need to be licensed by the state, if you are not then you will share your commissions until you do. It seemed a bit too good to be true... almost like a pyramid scheme. Just my opinion tho.