Pros
There's not much to write home about here besides the breaks in the schedule that allow you to do things for yourself throughout the day.
Cons
They gradually lead you into their cult. You need to memorize a book on life insurance nearly immediately. Then you're asked to have $39 to take the test at another location. Great, you passed! Now you need to pony up another $250 before orientation! Cool. Thanks for that. Please attend your online Zoom training but... before you do, you're required to have a spare room in your house. Do you? No? Rejected!!! You do have one? Nice! We will now require you to turn this room into an opulent kingdom on your own dime. You must appear to be wealthy. Watch your wall colors. Make sure you have the best lighting money can buy! An original Warhol painting would be ideal. As it were said, "it cannot be Chevy Cavalier, you MUST project 'Audi'-level money behind you on these calls". If you can't pull this off the way we expect, you will be rejected at training. Thank you for remodeling your home. Now, I know some literature mentioned a "base rate" pay. This base rate is $0 and you're required to contribute a minimum of $5 a week to some vague fund. You will only grow to spend ever increasing amounts of money on this job before you even begin. You will ask about what the base rate of pay they've mentioned actually is and nobody will tell you the answer -- they'll just walk around in circles about "earnings potential"... because there IS NO PAY unless you've sold anyone on them.
