Unless you want to be part of some sort of pyramid scheme, do not interview here. I submitted my resume via Career Builder and immediately received a call from a lady named Aggie in Michigan. The conversation was great, very interested in me and she gave me a time and date to interview with Mr. Jimenez in Miami Beach. The following day when I arrived to the interview I noticed there where quite a few people, over 20 people, in a conference room. I asked Mr. Jimenez if this was a group interview and his reply was "this is not the way I normally do things, I always do "one on one" but we received high demand so I was to meet all of you at once. I later find out it was a lie, and he always holds these "interviews" like this. It wasnt an interview. He goes over how much money you can make, "over $80,000" in your first year. That should have been my sign to get up and leave, but I didnt want to be rude. His presentation took about an hour and he states that we are all welcomed to do the training course which lasts 6 days and we get paid $500 for the training. The catch is you get the $500 after you bring in 6 accounts. Lol. That was classic pyramid scheme. This was a waste of my time and for a few others whom I met outside. Times are tough and I bet some people would give it a try, luckily for me and for the internet I was able to read more about this company and know it is a scheme.
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