I received a phone call from a lady who said they saw my resume online and wanted me to come in for an interview. I specifically asked if the position involved life insurance sales and she stated it was NOT a sales position, but a position that would involve responding to customers (union members) with questions about their benefits. I agreed to an interview the following morning. When I arrived at the "interview" site, there were many people present in the waiting room for the "cattle call". There were several "managers" who individually called us for a brief "interview" prior to a group presentation during which the speaker stressed that someone could have a 6-figure income from this job if they were willing to work hard. We also were required to complete a questionnaire and we were advised we would receive a phone call that afternoon if we were chosen for a "final interview". I did receive a phone call that afternoon to come in for a "final interview" the following day where I would be required to commit to accepting the position and providing the money for the fee required for an insurance license, if I were offered the position. After scheduling the interview, I did some online research and read some employee and customer reviews and decided the presentation did not give an accurate picture of the job/company, so I decided I did not want to pursue employment with AIL and I called and cancelled my "final interview". Technically, I did not receive an offer for the job, but I believe I probably would have if I had shown up for the "final interview" since I was told I would need to be ready to accept the position on the spot. It was explained during the presentation that this really was a life insurance sales position, so the person who contacted me to schedule the "interview" was not truthful when I asked if it was a sales position. I do not know why she did not honestly answer that question, as I would not have agreed to the interview if I had known it was a life insurance sales position, so I was not happy with the dishonesty.

There was a filter interview at first, then there was a real group interview, and then after that there was a final interview at which they decide if you make the fit and then decide wether or not to hire you.