It's Bankers Life and Casualty. An insurance company. A cursory glance on the internet shows that no one in their right mind should work for them or get insurance from them.
I posted my resume on Monster yesterday. i have experience in IT and customer service, but no sales experience, and they just left a message as "a recruiter for Banker's Life" insurance sales, and say that my sales experience would benefit their company. I'm like... no. It won't. Because I've never sold anything but hamburgers. And I wouldn't sell anything for a living if I could avoid it because that means commission and commission sucks- who wants to rely on whether or not others decide to buy stuff to get their paycheck?
Either way, 20 seconds of research on this company and I'm 100% certain I wouldn't leave McDonald's to work there if I was still stuck there.
It's Banker's Life and Casualty. If they ask you to come in for an interview, RUN. I went to an interview when I was in desperate need of a job, and it was a "group interview"... basically you drive to this building and sit with 20 other people while this guy (Ryan) tells you all about how he's rich and successful (and you can be too!) but as he's talking you just start to realize he's trying to recruit you to be his [***]. I calculated that I would actually be spending $2,000 before I'd make ANY money, and didn't come back for the second interview. This Ryan guy ended up calling me and basically arguing with me because I didn't want the job. He actually fought with me on the phone and told me that I would never find a job doing what I wanted (graphic design) because those jobs don't exist. Interestingly enough, I've now been the lead graphic designer at a company for 3 years, and I STILL remember all of this because it was completely ridiculous.