Application process was easy. You can be professional and bring a resume, but you can come without one and still get hired. It is a good first job for someone right out of school, but if you are looking to grow professionally, this is not the place. The Las Vegas office (call center floor) is scruffy and not well kept. I found most of the reps to be well satisfied just staying there with little or no ambition to do anything else, most (not all) seemed not to have any form of higher education. Training is one week because the calls and software is easy to learn if you have worked in a call center before. Also they have mandatory overtime so if your shift is over and you need to leave, you get written up for not staying. It is in the handbook that you don't actually get to read until AFTER you sign off that you have received it. I am no longer with the company.

they ask basic interview questions. they ask for references and don't even call them. They don't do background checks. They only hire for volume, as that is why they do not retain employees at all.