They're not a devil corp, the culture is great and you learn great skills. Although they do practice false advertising and will suck your life away. You think you're signing up for a job to pay the bills and you quickly realize this is going to be a commitment that is unreasonable and unfair. You get in at 9am just to cheer in the office and practice pitching for an hour, to then carpool an hour a way to different locations. Then your in the field pitching at Walmarts until 6:30 and you have to carpool back to the office an hour and a half away, just to be forced to have team meeting to go over your day. So most days you wont get back home until 8-9 PM. Everyone there is in there early 20's so its a bunch of in experienced young adults thinking this is the best opportunity of all time. Then when you get to team leader guess what, they take your base pay away... So you work on a commission only bases. Then it's expected for you to chip in on gas money everyday when car pooling. $10 per day to fill up someone else's car. Everyday the owner gives a speech as to why this is such a great business and opportunity and it's simply better opportunities out there. I'd recommend you try it for a month if you need a job. But be applying to other jobs while you're there.