Culver doesn't represent ONLY Enterprise Rentals, they recruit for every shitty sales job in San Diego. The more they tell you how fantastic an opportunity is, the faster you should run; a truly good job sells itself.

Culver sent me on three interviews. The first was for an "Enrollment Advisor" job for some third-rate online college called Ashford University. Turns out the Enrollment Advisor job was just glorified telemarketing and paid less than $40k. I was talking to some of them employees out on smoke break as I was leaving; they all hated working there. They said they spent their days trying to convince dumbasses who don't want to talk to them to go to their crappy college. If you don't enroll X amount of students, eventually you get fired. That doesn't sound like an Enrollment Advisor to me. I told Culver, "No thanks. I didn't go to grad school to be a telemarketer."

Then Culver set me up with a copy machine company (I think it was Canon) as a sales rep. I went and talked to the guy and he said it was door-to-door sales and they don't provide leads. You're supposed to drive all over town, just walk into an office un-announced, and ask if they want to buy a copier. I said most places have signs that say "No Soliciters" and the guy told me their reps just ignore those. Again, Culver, no thanks.