I would rather scrub toilets for minimum wage.
Pros
People drank booze in the office and when we didn't have to dress in business outfits, we were allowed to dress like total bums.
Cons
I hated every second at AIL. Nobody was honest about pay or work. Every week I would find something new out that was even worse about whatever I found out the previous week. This job is 100% commission, cold calling, showing up to people's homes early in the morning unannounced to try to sell them life insurance, and lying to potential clients. And don't expect any pay for the rigorous hours of training and studying. What was the breaking point for me was the "child protection kits". We used them to weasel our way into people's homes with some cheesy line along the lines of "we live in a dangerous world. Let us help you protect your children," and after we got into their homes, we would then try to sell them life insurance. They stressed over and over again that there was no cold calling. That was half of the job. We were given boxes to put around town with cards that they could drop in with their info to receive these child protection kits. So we would call these people who dropped those cards expecting to get these free kits in the mail and we insisted we had to come into their homes to deliver the kits. Not creepy at all for either party involved. They stressed that we could work whenever we wanted, then yelled at us if we weren't working 80+ hours a week. They went on about all the money we would make, but I ended up paying 250 dollars before I called it quits. When I finally broke down and told my manager I was done, he told me I will never be able to support my family without that job and I have no work ethics. He told me he was a millionaire and because of that he keeps his family happy. Too bad he doesn't keep his new hires happy and compensate for the training with all of those riches of his.