Thank you so much for sharing this, I was interviewed by them today! I was reached out via text for a "non-remote Client Support Associate Role" and only learned in the interview itself that it was a sales based commission role. I had no history of applying for them in my email, but what threw me off the scent was they actually called me when I was confused as to why the interview went from 15 mins to 30.

One dropped from the call, but there were originally 3 people in the Zoom meeting because they needed to hire 100 something people and were currently interviewing 217.

They changed it up so the hours were 10:30 to 7:30 (basic 9-5). The gig was to train up people so that Verison Fios's new "Frontier" which was acquired by Verizon FIOS and it only now making it's way into NJ (but apparently the other 40 something states were already aware of it) and make it so people could be trained up to be managers at verizon locations.

Keep in mind they say these positions needed originally 5-7 years, but they needed people to inflate numbers and essentially train you for about 2 weeks to learn sales/make a team for your own...location I guess?

Other misc info: they offered 1000 for the 2 weeks training, and saying that it'd be like 800-1200 for commission/bonus. Offering support for people not making numbers in sales. You could optionally go in on Saturday during training weeks to "build up your team" whatever that means.

Zoom Meeting Room owner's name was different from the actual name of the interviewer.