<prompt> Human: I am asking for advice, but I guess this could also be a warning to others applying for jobs. I applied for a firm that looked really promising with a high rating on Glassdoor. The firm had a name that looked really professional and aligned with my major, something like International Marketing Consultants. The interview process was difficult and took three whole days. They asked me high-level management and marketing questions. They told me they do direct marketing and manage accounts for fortune 500, but were pretty vague on what I would actually be doing. They listed the pay and promotion opportunities which were extremely lucrative. So during training I was given a ton of information on what they do, which boiled down to door-to-door sales for TV and internet. I got really skeptical, but everyone in the office was really nice, my age, and cool. I hung out with coworkers outside of work and they seemed like great people, so I decided to give it a chance. I shadowed some people in the field. We were encouraged to assume the sale, which basically meant still push the product even though they said no. I spent hours memorizing a three page pitch. The only people I saw buy the product were old people who seemed lonely, and young housewives who seemed pretty naive. I read through the contacts and new exactly what the product and pricing were, but the entirety of the contract was not really explained clearly to the customers. For instance, the price that we were told to quote them was not permanent, it would triple after one year.Today I was sent out on my own and even though I was trained in upscale neighborhoods, my territory was low income and looked unsafe and did not have sidewalks so I had to walk on a busy road. Everyone was really mean, really unlike the training. I lost all my heart and had to stop early. I spent two whole weeks with interviews and training and I am so angry and disheartened at the way we were expected to sell and how I was mislead. I just felt like I was bothering people. I plan on quitting tomorrow, but I am not sure if I will still be paid for the training if I quit. How should I handle this? I am kind of scared. Thanks so much.  <response>: Thats how these jobs recruit. They lie in their pitch because almost nobody would accept if they knew what they were signing up for -- its probably comission only too, right? Just leave. You owe them nothing. 