I was contacted by someone who said they had my resume and wanted to do a quick phone interview, which was done by a young 20 something who was clearly reading off a script. I came in for a in person interview and walked into a nice office playing loud music with 4 20 something girls wandering about dressed the same looked like they should of been in some 80's music video. I was taken back to a room with one of these young ladies who asked me a few questions and then told me she was looking for someone that could come in and train others and run a office. She then told me she would like to move me forward to the next step of the interview with the regional manager. 'She said it would be a group interview and they would be looking for people who stood out and were competitive. Come back in 1 hour sit in a confrence room with 20 other people and were given a presentation that felt exactly like a amyway recruiting seminar. At the end of his presentation he told everyone in the room that he can not hire everyone it costs them about 35,000.00 to train a new employee so if you get asked back for the 3rd interview you were lucky. Presentation was over and in walks all of those 20 something girls who took each one into a private room for a quick interview. I went in with the young lady who asked me if I understood how much it costs to train a new employee and therefore understand how they can only choose a few select people she asked me one or two questions then looked at a piece of paper and said, "Well Im not sure you meet exactly what we are looking for...pause...but I like you so.....Im going to push you through to the next interview, are you excited?" Like I should of felt special for being asked back when truth is every person was asked back. Their 5 step interview process is nothing more then a scam, it was clearly a recruitment seminar. Any company that has to put on a presentation to sell you on wanting to work there is a red flag!

I applied for a customer service position through Career Builder. When an employee called to schedule the interview and told me the company name, I specifically asked if selling was involved (because I was not at all interested in sales), the woman said that "no sales were involved and that you would be contacting customers who already have established policies to obtain more information." I agreed to the interview. It was a complete lie. When you arrive, there are about a dozen others waiting to be called in. There are a panel of so called interviewers. They are all nice and very inexperienced and ask you some typical customer service skill questions, as well as some old school interview questions. I again asked if this was a sales position and was told, it was a customer service position. They lied again. A few minutes later, I was brought in a room with most of the same people who were waiting when a walked in (minus a few others who were smart enough to walk out instead of wasting their time). You then sit and watch a film about how selling life insurance can change your life, etc., along with a salesman convincing you of the same. You are also told you have to spend $50 or $60 to start the ball rolling if you're interested in working for them. You then have to fill out some forms about yourself and you are told you will be contacted within 24 hours to proceed to a one on one interview. During this presentation a smart woman walked out. I should have done the same. I didn't submit my forms and wasn't contacted. Like other reviews have stated, the people who work there are like a cult. This was a total waste of time.