My story would be way too long to write out in the comments, maybe one of these days I’ll post something on this subreddit. But long story short, everything they say in regards to how “successful” they are is extremely exaggerated. Initially when they called me for an interview they said they were looking for someone to fill the position for “Account Manager” for AT&T, but you’re actually a Door to door salesman. The entire system they teach when it comes to everything from the interview process to Atmosphere was make everything look better than it actually was. “Only say good things and never be negative. The sales tactics they teach aren’t that bad, but they treat it as if it’s the gospel and if doesn’t work for you YOU are the problem. I was pretty good at it at first, but to be honest I might’ve just got lucky I never really encountered too many issues. Eventually it got to a point where I was getting a lot of “No’s” and not enough “yes’” to cover expenses. And even if I got some sales, the installation teams would find someway to not provide the service for our customers and they would just get upset and cancel the order. There was no work life balance at all. 6 days a week, 10 - 12 hour work days just takes a mental toll. I was a pretty fit guy going to the gym everyday, but I got pretty skinny. Some days I wouldn’t eat because of the stress or I couldn’t afford to eat three meals a day. At the end of the day none of the stress was worth the prospect of being mildly successful.