The company is to sell a $20 cosmetics pack to random people on the street. You take $8 as commission every time you sell one. Everyday you sell 6-10 packs on average. You need to replicate yourself and find 5 new sales people to move to the next level. The first interview was 5 minutes. I was asked about my past experience. The second interview was a 1.5 hour field trip. They show you how they sell the cosmetics on the street. You will face hundreds of rejections every day. I was not interested in the job. They claim that if you ever survive and become a top-level manager, you will make $200,000 a year. A manager does not need to sell cosmetics anymore, and only need to find new sales. I wonder how much original cost of the cosmetics is.

Applied online, was brought in for an interview. I had read some reviews online that said this position was really a door-to-door sales position, but I tried to keep an open mind. The interview consisted of hearing all about their clients and their model of doing "direct residential marketing" - in plain English, door-to-door sales. When pressed about it, the interviewer got nervous and started dodging my questions about what an average day would look like. They didn't call me back.