Received a text from the recruiter (not sure where she got my cell number) telling me a bit about the company and that I could find out more if I attended one of their Zoom presentations. I logged into the Zoom call and the presentation was appealing. I reached back out to the recruiter telling her I was interested and that I already had my insurance license. She didn't get back to me until later the next day. We set a Zoom call interview for the following morning. She started her presentation and asked me the same questions I had already answered on their questionnaire (why did they ask me to fill that out if they were not going to look at it?). I asked lots of questions. She answered most, some answers were vague and some she couldn't answer. I was surprised that she couldn't answer questions about the commission pay structure, when compensation was one of the main topics for our meeting . But she said she'd find out and get back to me later in the day, however she did not. I asked what the next steps were, and she explained what I would need to do to get my insurance license. Really?? I had already told her directly that I have my insurance license. I had also mentioned that on their questionnaire. And I uploaded my resume, which of course clearly states that I have a license to sell insurance in my state. At this point I was unimpressed. After my call I started looking at employee reviews for this company and they were not good.

Went in thinking I was applying for a recruiter position. That was not the case. You have to spend a year in sales and then you either become a manager or a sales person. Job posting was false and the interview was not for any position that you actually applied for. 1 on 1 interview, very brief and then an hour long presentation that had a very pyramid scheme feel to it. If you applied for a specific role online, don't expect to get it unless you want to be in sales.