It's a 3 - step process, virtual. First interview was less than 5 minutes long for me, not sure if that's normal for the first one. Second 'interview' was a 40 min web seminar that teaches you a bit about the company and how it works. It's more of a presentation than an interview, but you have to answer some questions afterwards. Third interview is a bit closer to a traditional interview, but talks more about the training and what to expect. *If you don't have a state insurance license already, you are expected to pay around ~$400 to get the license. So if you're not already planning to get one, you have to put a good chunk of money before you even get paid. The state insurance license also takes about 4-6 weeks to test for and process, so you won't be paid until that time either. Interviewer was polite and I appreciate the transparency in the end, but I wish this was discussed more upfront. And yes, it is kinda structured like an MLM.

Group interview setting was weird, odd pacing, and overly fast timeline to start. Pushy questions like rate 1-10 how ready and excited you are to start working. Higher up walking in mid 2nd round interview seemed like an odd tactic. Overall did not seem like a place that I would want to work