American Income Life interview questions

It was a joke. I went to the interview and then I was given a form to fill out. It was a form disguised to do a sort of personality test. Once I finished filling out the form, I was called in with a group of job seekers and their was an individual who proceeded to a group interview. Well, there was no one on one interview and the guy actually congratulated us for getting to the third stage of the interview; which seems odd because there was never a first stage. He went on to explain the entire process and from the information I collected, the majority of those working for the insurance company at that location have been there for less than a year which seems strange to me. The presentation highlighted what we were going to do; basically going to peoples' house and selling our insurance products. Well, I was not interested because the "successful" would be paid based on the number of people he/she is able to sign on. It was a total joke and they basically want to hire anyone to do this job. The "joke" interview process was simply a procedure and the job is all about selling insurance product. Just note that if you want to work form 1-9 p.m and sometimes on weekend without even knowing if you were going to be able to sign on one person... good luck.

I didn't apply for this position. They pulled my resume off of the internet, called me, and told me I was a string candidate for upcoming management positions they were looking to fill. A 1-on-1 interview was setup for the following morning. I did some initial research on the company and realized this was a sales job. When I met with the recruiter the next morning I quickly realized that I didn't contact me because of "special skills". The qualifications of the others that showed up for the interview ranged from high school graduate to a seasoned manager who was recently laid off. The recruiter told me it wasn't a sales job, but the presentation he had me listen to spoke all about starting off as an insurance agent who was to go to clients to sell the life insurance that they "needed". If you're driven and a good sales person, this may be the job for you. How much you make is based completely on how many contract you get signed.