High promises with lots of fluff. The interview was 2 parts. The first was a phone interview. The other two were in person interviews. The pitch feels like that of a used car salesman. In the end, you must build your own clientele and there is no base salary. Unless you can make it 3 months or so before seeing money, look elsewhere and find a job with at least some form of a starting base salary...

Interviewer immediately commented that I I was in my bedroom and wearing regular cloths for the job interview, stating that "this is a fortune 100 company and what i am wearing is very unprofessional. I did research on the role beforehand, it is entirely commission based and relies on you networking to your friends and family, similar to a financial advisor at northwestern mutual or other such companies. Why would I put on an entire suit in the comfort of my own home for a 15 minute first interview, for a role that isn't even salary. I would suggest the company look at persons experience and skills before their appearance. If they would like to get an impression of how an individual presents themselves in a professional setting, then schedule an in person interview.