The more motivated, hard-working, confident, and comfortable with risk you are, the more this company will appeal to you, and the more you will be interested. DON"T FALL FOR IT!
None of the individuals I spoke to associated with this office gave me a last name. One "manager" repeatedly referred to his age as 24, which I found hard to believe. This individual claimed to have been with the company one year, but had nothing to substantiate this claim. The other "manager" had supposedly dropped out of school, so that her story would make sense to make her around 24.
No proof was ever offered by any individual of legitimacy. No tax forms were filled out. No references were checked.
I showed up at a rinky-dink office in reponse to a telephone call at my home. These scam artists got my number from monster.com, where I had sent a resume to them based on an ad calling for "the best of the best".
I was given a quick resume-review style interview, along with another young individual. The other individual was rushed out, but the interviewer "advanced" me to a second interview.
I was told to report the next morning with good shoes and professional dress. I had no idea that what I would be doing was door-to-door "marketing"!
I "observed" a young lady who had been with the company 6 weeks. A hard worker, and a former teacher like myself. She explained to me the pyramid structure, and we discussed our goals and aspirations, and how making the money supposedly offered would get us closer to our goals.
When I returned to the office, I filled out a questionnaire and was given a third "interview". Congratulations, Nicole! We want you to come back tomorrow!
Good thing I asked about who the parent company was, so that I could do my research! That brought me here.
I do not believe any of the company "rebuttals" posted here. I do not believe that they are individuals who went through the "pyramid" steps by beginning as a distrubutor, becoming a leader, becoming an assistant manager.
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