A disrespectful interview process suggesting a company full of red flags that preys on desperate coaches. Five rounds of interviews with a 25-question test that took 3-4 hours to complete. The test had multiple exhaustive hypothetical scenarios, trick questions designed to catch people off guard, an irrelevant question designed for someone in a completely different role, and a condescending tone. Allegedly, the test is designed to save time, but the interview immediately following was a full hour and another round following was slated for 90 minutes with MORE hypothetical scenarios. Other red flags that revealed themselves as the interview process progressed: - In the screening interview, I was told the minimum client load was 70, but a $33,000 bonus existed for talking on 75 total. In the later interview, I was told that coaches are expected to carry the full load of 75 and even carrying 70 would not be acceptable. …That’s not how bonuses work. - The estimated hours are 50-60 a week in the first year and 40-50 after that. The expectation is that you take one “blackout week” per year, meaning a full week without contact to/from the company. Isn’t that just called vacation time? Does that mean you’re expected to be on call for your other PTO? - You are in charge of taking on more clients within the company. After your initial assignments, the way to take on more clients is by attending their quarterly, in-person trainings. There, you hold office hours so clients can get to know you and request you as their coach. However, you won’t receive additional pay for attending nor will they reimburse your travel expenses bc it’s technically optional to attend. Now, I’ve been a business coach for years and consulted on talent recruitment and retention. This sounded like a sweatshop environment. The impression I got was that the interview process is designed to screen for financially desperate coaches who are willing to tolerate a humongous amount of bull. That way, the company can continue to pile it on once those desperate coaches are hired rather than changing their requirements to create a respectful, human-centric environment for their workers. Please think twice about how much that salary is really worth. You cannot put a price tag on your health.