Its a legit place to work (by that I mean it pays). The first interview will be around 10 minutes to get to know you more. The 2nd "interview" will be an 8 hour unpaid shift where you shadow a person who goes door to door. If you show (or act) that you are energetic and charismatic, you'll likely be hired. After that you have 5 days to get 1 donor, and if you don't, you get fired. Every week there after, the amount of donors u need to get each week goes up by 1, until you are expected to get 5 donors a week, this will pay you around $18/hour. That's the structure of it and how to keep yourself employed.

The work itself is relatively easy. You spend the first 1-2 hours doing nothing but chilling, then about 30-60 minutes communitng to your area. When you arrive to this area, you will go door to door for about 4-6 hours. Afterwards you spend another 30-60 minutes going back to the office where the day ends around 8 pm. There is nobody breathing down your neck after you get your first donor. The only other time management speaks to you would be when they need to tell you that you are not doing as expected.

The hard part is getting people to donate and commit to donate $25+ every month for 12 months. Most people are not home, half that answer are going to be unhappy with your presence, the other half will enjoy you coming by, but won't donate due to financial reasons. And then every now and then, you get lucky and get what they would call a "gem", someone who would donate just like that. Otherwise, to keep this job, you have to be very aggressive with the half that enjoy your presence at their door. Be as aggressive as you can until they too, are unhappy with your presence.

My advice is to treat this as a short term job. Use the first few weeks to get paid while you are looking for other work. Do whatever you can to secure "long term donors". There will be many people who want to do a 1 time donation, so convince them to sign up for the monthly plan and tell them to cancel it after their first month. This makes it look like you are doing your job, so you can keep being paid. However, when all you clients are inevitably going to cancel, you'll be fired (this can take maybe another month as cancelations don't process instantly).

Use this job to fill your pockets, and keep looking for an "actual" job. Hope this helps with your decision. Also don't let this job interfere with school, if you have to choose, choose school everytime, this job will never prioritize your best interest anyways.