I used to work there, and the ladder education group recruited for a long time. Because there are not many people who can stand this kind of work, and the staff changes greatly, they usually take the initiative to find job seekers to register, which is completely different from other units. Their working hours are very long, except for sleeping time, which is work. Sleeping after work is not enough. There is no rest day all year round, and the basic salary is lower than that of cleaners. Salary depends entirely on commission. If you sell more, your salary will be higher. The price of the product is so expensive that I personally think that the average family simply can't afford it.