I applied for this job after receiving a letter in the mail advertising the job as a great way to make money in the summer. I was contacted by phone and scheduled for a group interview in Manchester, NH. The interview was more informational than anything else, and was more meant to demonstrate professionalism (dress business casual or better, etc.). After the group interview we were each individually called into a separate room for a one-on-one interview, which for me was very short and I was offered the position on the spot. The whole process was a little long. I accepted the offer, but no longer work for the company. The work is sales, and involves calling people you know, and eventually cold-calling to set up presentations. To do well here you need to be good at sales, but if you are good at sales, there is an opportunity to make a lot of money.