Globe Life Liberty National Division interview questions

I received a phone call from a recruiter who had found my resume online. We played phone tag for a few days, but after finally speaking with the recruiter, he scheduled me for an interview the following morning. I wasn't surprised to find that it was a group information session/interview, just as others have mentioned. I met with a manager for a few minutes and then made myself comfortable for the group session. The owner of the agency spoke for about an hour about the company and position. I found it all very inspiring. I was called back to follow up with the manager for a few minutes afterwards to ask questions and share my thoughts. I was encouraged to think of any further questions to be discussed in the second interview. Sure enough, I received a call that afternoon, inviting me to a one-on-one interview. He answered all of my questions and helped give me a good understanding of the company and my role in it. I let him know that I was unable to seize this opportunity right now because it is commission-only, without benefits. Needless to say, I wasn't offered a third interview because of knowing it isn't the right time, but we parted ways on good terms with the hope of meeting again one day. I had a very good feeling about the people I met and the company as a whole, and if my circumstances were a little different, I probably would have jumped in to get started as soon as possible.

Got a cold call (saying they saw my resume online) with a simple question are you still unemployed and are you interested in coming in tomorrow if so you need to dress professionally. Uhmm hello who wouldn't dress professionally to an interview? No mention of a position or what that position entails. Looked up the location on google maps as suspected super shady. Arrive at the building the door handles don't even work, to open up doors to stairs let alone the bathroom. I was reading reviews before I went to the 'interview' which was flat out beyond SHADY. The message that was communicated conflicted within itself. The appearance of my surroundings said it all. How can you say you have meetings in 5 diamond hotels and you have a location of your 'top branch' in such an old run down building.. The manipulation of words and a sales pitch with untrue promises "if you follow this script you will be successful". The logos and banners horribly pixelated. The entire thing was a sham. This company is purely commission based. Prying on innocent people to pay into their scheme. Don't waste your time. Always be aware. There were many key factors that pointed out this company is a cop out.