<prompt> Human: I recently went to a Career Fair, and got an interview with New York Life as a Financial Services Professional. I got a 2nd interview, but Ive never worked in the business, finance, or sales fields. Has anyone here ever worked this job? What are the good and bad things about it? I guess I just need some info and guidance on this possible career, any info is appreciated!Assistant: What do you know about the position? What is your background? Since you have no experience it sounds like it could be a commissioned sales position, which can be difficult to create a long term career out of.I have done 100 commission based work which I got from a career fair with no experience..., and worked in banking with significant sales quotas. It can be very stressful since you make most or all of your income from sales. To start, they may have you focus on friends and family to build up sales and referrals. Are you comfortable with that?It is definitely possible to be happy and successful in a financial sales career, but you really need to be honest in your thinking. Dont get taken in by six figure potential earnings, just honestly think about your skills and personality. Would you be comfortable calling friends, family, and strangers to sell them something? If the answer isnt absolutely! its probably not for you.Human: My background is mostly sciencemedical. I do part time work in Physical Therapy. I went to the career fair because I need more work. It is a commissioned position, but they said that there is a 3-year paid training period. I cant honestly say Im 100 comfortable with trying to sell friends and family stuff in general. This is why I wanted to ask people who might have worked this job before to find out what exactly it entails.  <response>: Dont do it. Youll be turning every relationship you have into a sales prospect plus youll be sizing up anyone you meet. 