3 stage process. Phone interview, meeting in person, and then an hour long briefing about the job/compatibility test. The people seemed pretty cool and it sounds like a great opportunity, but the job is 100% commission based, and the commission you get relative to the hours you work isnt very good. It lowkey felt kind of cultish on the last interview. Send me out to grab coffee with two employees who were basically asking me questions and explaining their success stories in the business. It’s pretty much a glorified doorknocking job where youre assigned an area and you go to every company in that area and try to sell them specific products, e.g TELUS services. 10 hour shifts, 40ish companies per day. You make $135 for selling one phone plan and two internet plans. You might only make one sale a day and take $135 for 10 hours of work, or you could sell a bunch and make $850 in a day. Its a risky job, but good for a person who isn’t in desperate need of money and is able to take a risk to get it. Pros: Great training supposedly Good advancement opportunities Good pay for someone who could guarantee performance Promotions within Cool people to meet Cons: Long hours Bad/no pay if you cant perform Very up in the air kind of job 10 days of unpaid training 100% commission

Phone prescreening, first interview, then a second full day shadowing. I loved this way of interviewing because it gave me the true feeling of what it was like being there and exactly what my duties would be.