There is no such thing as a balance between work and life. They tell you that you would start at 11 and end at 8:30, but in reality, they make you come in for unpaid training meetings at 9:30. You then play games after the meeting, that you also don't get paid for. That makes it so you are there a full 5 hours of unpaid working time, since you would be a door-to-door salesman that works on commission and you start at 1:30. One could have another job at that rate.
The leadership is also very poor. Many are uneducated (have not graduated high school) and act very conceited. The company just produces uneducated power-hungry salespeople who do not take no for an answer. They are very pushy. If you don't have a life and would like to be forced to play games when you could make money elsewhere and you don't have an education, I would say go for it. It would be a great opportunity for you. Everyone else, I have been a maid and can say cleaning pee was more fun than being forced to come in and not be paid for something that does not pertain to the job at all.