Globe Life Liberty National Division interview questions

I recieved a call for an interview appointment and was told to dress professional, and when I arrived in a suit and tie was recieved very warmly and immediately pulled into the Branch Owner's office. After reviewing my resume, I was told the I was the perfect candidate for a fast track management position and asked several more questions that seemed to go well. The interviewer was very polite, but focused and straight to the point. Afterward I was taken to a room where myself and several other candidates were given a presentation by a corporate recruiter explaining how the commission system worked and the products offered by the company. Once that was finished the Branch Owner came back in and gave anyone the chance to leave that didn't feel like continuing and those that stayed were set up with a second interview.

Contacted by company and asked to come in for an interview (out of state). Drove up to the interview to discover it was a group interview where we were given a sales pitch, by Branch Lead, about why Liberty National was the best life insurance company to work for and how they were only looking to employ the best of the best. Then we were individually taken back by various team leads and I was asked what my biggest concerns were. I told them that I needed a job with a salary because I currently have two mortgages, that I liked the company, but I had a few questions. I was told it was Commission only and it may take a month or more to receive my first paycheck and it would probably be very small. I was then asked "On a scale of 1 to 10, with ten being the most comfortable, how would you rate your interest in working with Liberty Mutual?". I was honest and said I was at an 8, even though I felt I had been brought up on false pretenses...this was a sales position, not a CSR position...I just needed a few more questions answered to feel more comfortable. I proceeded to ask one of those questions and was given a round-about answer before being taken right back to the scale. I was then told to go home and think about it and when I came to the ultimate conclusion that I was 100% in, give them a call and we could look at moving forward.