Responded to ad on Craigs List, got a call with 72 hours from district manager, went through normal application procedures. Next there was training in food handling as required by Costco and sales training which was beneficial and once in the field for a week, got a visit by district manager who saw some glitches in my presentation and made clear a few things that would help and it did. Next, I had to get a food handler's license by the state which was $10-$15, can't remember but it was easy to pass, just took time to do it. Sort of a pain but there are people out there that do not have a clue so it's good training. Overall, I thought the preparation along with my district managers help and my own initiative boosted me to a satisfying job. I'm not in love with the standing part of it but actually taking the products seemed to help.

I received a call from a recruited and was asked a series of questions and I answered truthfully and the recruiter was friendly and motivated me to be the best person I could be. I have been working for this company since 2009 before the company turned corporate. I have been trained and groomed over the years and I find the company to be like family.