I saw an ad for this business and emailed mr.no name (this person never disclosed their name) with my resume. I got a call from no name about an hour later where he asked me to come in for an interview at 10am on the following Tuesday. I agreed and hung up, and then received a text from no name explaining where the interview would be and that I needed to wear business attire. I realized that he had never told me his name. And the ad itself was very vague. I started to get skeptical, so I did my research and noticed that the agency he had paid to promote the ad had nothing to do with this actual company, it was a name to hide behind so people like you and I couldn't do a quick search and find all this dirt. Being who I am, I dug deeper. Hours into glass door reviews, I am convinced they tried to perform the same bait and switch method on me that they did everyone else. If they were honest with people upfront that they were really hiring for sales, they would never get any employees. Who wants to work for 100% commission? And travel with no compensation for it? They don't even pay for your licensing. Not to mention all the other crap you go through with them, just to lose out in the end. I decided to text no name and ask what position I am being interviewed for and if the interview would be one on one, or the group interview setting everyone seems to find themselves in with this company. He avoided the position question (ofcourse), and described a "3 step proccess" involving a group interview that I read all about here on glass door. That's all I needed to confirm my suspicion. Don't fall into the trap. This company is dishonest and misleading. I am not going to my interview scheduled for tomorrow. They won't be baiting and switching me. As for no name, well, he's still got no name, and still a jerk. I'd like to inform AIL that they missed out on a dedicated hard working employee (myself) through these dishonest actions. Get a back bone and stop trying to dupe people.

DO NOT WASTE YOUR TIME. Somehow this company got a hold of my resume, I don't remember how. They called me to talk about my qualifications, some brief questions about my management experience, what I'm looking for in my career. They scheduled me for a 15 minute interview later that week. When I got to the address they gave me, it was not actually American Income Life, but instead Altig-Overic or something. The man interviewing me in person was the same person who had contacted me over the phone, although he said he was regional manager over the phone, but in person was supposed to be the project manager. The company is in a VERY crappy office - the carpet must be 25 years old. However, the interviewer was dressed in a very expensive suit and tie. He asked again about my management experience, if I was growth oriented (probably said growth about 15 times), and what I was looking for in a career. He told me that his boss made $150k in his first year, and joined the board of directors in his second year. He then said that I made it to the third round of interviews, which was to happen at 1:00, which was when my interview ended. This third round was all of the people who had made it to the third round in a very crappy conference room, so that we could all ask questions at the same time, and they could see who stood out among all the others. I knew by then that this was NOT where I wanted to work, even if it was even remotely possible to honestly make that much your first year. The man wanted me to follow him immediately to the conference room, but I tried to get out of it as best I could, even though he made it very awkward. Please, please, don't waste your time unless you want to feel like you fell for some scam and wasted a page of expensive resume paper.