If you read the closest thing I could find to a homepage, there are several contradictions in it. I'm a bit unsure as to whether they are even a real insurance provider. I was told earlier today on the phone that the manager saw something in my resume he liked, she guessed, and that he saw it on monster or hot jobs or "something". The whole conversation was scripted at first, until I kept interrupting her. I mean, flaky from the word go. I figured out pretty quick when the word sales came up that it was commission based and said that evidently someone did not actually read my resume. If they had they would have seen that I'm a trained and certified computer geek, not a commissioned salesman. The kicker was she said that there were multiple positions available, and that she didn't know what exactly they were because she was only the appointment setter??? How flaky is that???
Good thing I google every company I interview with. It's good to know something about the people you are considering working for. Also, real interviewers respect and appreciate someone who does their homework pre-interview. Either way, I am supposed to drive to another state, only about 45 minutes away, but still... It's a different state, for a 9am.interview. I almost want to just to make the wannabe manager interviewing me have a bad day from the word go, lol. Hey God Bless you folks and thank you for saving me from wasting my gas money. Every dime is a big deal right now, and I'm sorry to see it happened to any of you. Let's hope we can save a few more people from getting burned, too. Also, I, m looking into some of the local and beyond local officials, so-called politicians who work for us, to see how many of them may take a liking to this story. If nothing else I imagine the local news media would love it. What I read in a few of these posts are down right illegal. Not to mention I still am not sure they are selling a real product.
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