MetLife Financial Planner interview questions

Was really straightforward but more personal. Interview lasted about 30 minutes and was asked to call back to schedule a 2nd interview. Went into detail about what the position was, found out it was a glorified title for a sales position. Also went into further detail that it was a commission based job with salary for the first 8 months which was incentive for you to promote yourself and get your name out. After the initial salary, would be a commission based position that would be spread out to make a evenly month to month salary. Their requirements were that you hold at least 10 interviews per week and close 1 to 2 clients per week.

3-6 mos several interviews lasting 1-2 hours they will interview you to death in an attempt to get you to lower your guard and find the real you. This is done to see how well you will put up with what they ask of you. There will be several steps in the process and at a point you will be required to shell out 100s to 1000's of dollars to take FINRA exams without the guarantee of a job. You must pass all exams the first time or you are out of the process no matter how far along you may be. The exams and filing fees are not cheap be prepared with a cash surplus to finance all the expenses at startup.