<prompt> Human: Im beginning to have second thoughts about a job I interviewed for, and was offered. Im anxious that this might be one of those if it sounds too good to be true... situations. Ive been actively looking for a job for about a month now. I just received an offer from a direct marketing firm. There are a couple reviews on glassdoor that worry me.. 1 2 3To be fair there are I think 17 reviews. These are the negative ones. Some of the positive ones do set off my bullshit detector, but I guess Im looking for an objective opinion. Basically, this office does sales for ATT. And with direct marketing, the first thing i think of is door-to-door salesmen. When I asked if they sell to businesses or if they just sell to individual consumers, I didnt get a direct answer...Actually I cant even remember what the interviewer said exactly, but the subject ended up changing, subtly.They told me there would be a third interview, but they offered me the job after the second. Worth noting: I have no sales experience. Im more of a creative type, never saw myself as a sales person Im not very pushy, pretty laid back. I also have another job offer from a print shop. Honestly I feel more comfortable with the print shop job...but supposedly I can make more money with the direct marketing firmAny input or advice would be appreciated TL;DR: was offered a job, now wondering if its a sneaky door-to-door sales gig Assistant: You dont mention pay - what is the hourly rate? Or is it all commission based? If you dont like high pressure, cold calling type sales, you wont like that job.Human: There is also a hierarchy, entry level is called account executive and that lasts for a few weeks training and what not then you move up to corporate trainer choice of 25k 25 commission or 100 commission for 5-8 months until you master those responsibilities. Then you move up to assistant manager unspecified salary, 2x commission, 10 office profits for 3-5 months and then move up to manager min 100k salary, avg about 172k and supposedly at that point you are ready to open your own office and choose your own client for example the office I interviewed at has att as their client  <response>: For many companies account executive is higher than entry level.. its also above manager level. This company sounds like a no go 