My interviewer was very friendly and approachable, gave honest and fair review of what the position would entail, and overall provided a great interview experience. After the training I was offered the position and am so happy I took it

I was called on Zoom and asked a few questions about my background. The most important question the y ask is about field programs. It was pretty straightforward and easy going. If you know how to run a field program you won't have any problems.

i applied online via Conservative jobs. in my profile I had my resume, a writing sample, and my positions on specific policies. I received a phone call a few days later, i was asked a few standard questions(what are your qualifications, why do you feel you are qualified for the job, etc.), along with if I had access to a laptop, driving license and a car. I got a phone call later that day from someone else offering for me to come up to DC for a week long audition for a job. For the next week, about 58 people were vying for 25 spots to be a field rep. The training included class time where we learned how to be successful and then field exercises to see how we would do out on the field