The process took 1 day. I interviewed at Bankers Life (Tampa, FL) in May 2009
Interview
I was expecting a one on one interview but instead found myself in a room will about 10 other people. It wasn't even an interview but rather a session to pursuade us to continue with the hiring process. It lasted about an hour. Basically we were told the best outcomes in income/profit and customer relationships. If you stayed with the company for a while and built strong relationships with your clients, you could potentially make a six figure income. but it seemed a little far fetched and too good to be true. i felt like the speaker was trying to sell us into staying on board with the company. and it seemd like they would hire anyone who was interested. i have a university diploma and feel like my skills and knowledge would not be best suited with these people or the kind of work environment they were trying to sell to me. After hearing the life story of the guy giving the presentation and why we should continue with the hiring process, we were encouraged to come back (2 days later) for a Q&A session.
Very informative group interview. The company seems to have a great open door policy. I'm interested in seeing the future holds with this company. The training bootcamp seem to be a bit over kill but I'm sure I could use all of the training that's offered.
They start with a group information session to learn about the company and a little bit about the position. Then they set up an actual interview where you can ask more questions.
I applied in-person. The process took 1 week. I interviewed at Bankers Life in Jul 2024
Interview
First thing to do when I get there is write down if I know anyone else who wants the job and their contact info. Then in the actual interview, there were barely any questions about me. I was the one asking the interviewer questions. Didn't really find out much about the company or average day of work. All they did was tell me how rich I can become if I work hard enough. Hmmmmmm..... seems like a MLM.
