so after accepting a position and going through training for two days... I get a call for a managerial position (maybe) at Primerica.

going to bluff to the trainer, leave a little early for lunch, go to the interview, and see what I think.

that sounds like a good idea.

urk, Primerica? Isn't that a pyramid scheme?

says YOU. HAPPY BIRFDAY!!!!

GOGOGOGOGO

says Primerica isn't a pyramid scheme ^^;;

maybe I'm thinking of a different Primerica, which is DEFINITELY a pyramid scheme. All they do is get people to solicit for a "job"

in which you solicit other people for a "job"

not kidding, or exaggerating

OH. HAPPY BIRTHDAY.

and yes, I have heard about Primerica being a scam, too, so... maybe it's a different one, but be careful. :<

got about 8000 solicitations from Primerica when I was last looking for a job. They troll the job boards, and post in the newspaper

Primerica has dependent and independent (aka, 'those-poor-sales-bastards') agents. The independent ones have crap for jobs.

used to dealing with both of them through MetLife. They are both actually and legally licensed, but one of them has NO job security