It was a group interview with about four of us at this interview. They spent the first hour going on about how wonderful the company is and selling us to wanting to work for it. Later on they expalined the training but it didn't sound like a good amount of training to me. They also weren't too keen on me giving a two weeks notice to the company I had worked for a year and a half prior which was a red flag to me. I was shown how I could easily make 66k selling someone insurance just once per week. However when I went in for my 1:1 interview with the manager I got scared off. He had a nasty attitude and wanted me to then sell myself to the company which all made sense. He then pointed to a worker he had and told me how hard the job was and how about 7 out of 10 people don't make it. I wasn't going to leave my job to work somewhere with such little training on how to sell the insurance when they weren't courteous to me. I had this feeling that I would regret having him as a boss because of how he was already treating me. I went to quakertown PA for my interview. I also didn't like that they wanted me to pay $92 to get my certifications ready to go. They weren't ready to invest in me financially which also makes it easier to get rid of an employee if it doesn't work out. Not only that I was very broke at the time and I could have afforded the $92 but to say that someone doesn't have what it takes to work for your company if they don't have the $92 is crazy to me. So many people are in bad situations and that's a lot of money to people who are barely making ends meat. All around negative experience. I've never run so far from a company after an interview.

Group zoom initial interview, listened to someone tell a 20 minute story about a night they were working at Joes Crab Shack, completely unrelated and a waste of my time. followed by sending in a video of yourself. I never once got to even speak with someone about the opportunity or myself. It appears to me that they want people who don’t ask questions.