I applied for what I thought was a case management position. was invited to a 30 minute video-interview which ended up being a 5-presentation where I was told that the position requires sales (having policy adjudicators sell policies is illegal in Canada) I was also told that the position would be commission-only, that I would be expected to work non-traditional business hours, that I would have to pay $250 for an online course, $240 for a provincial licensing exam and a $300 licensing fee prior to being hired. I was invited to "job shadow" a sames associate which I declined as the positon is not as advertised, and the whole vibe of the organisation does not sit well with me. I am pretty sure that this could be a scam. supposeidly once I completed the shaddow, I would be interviewed by sr. management and "almost certainly" offered a position.