This guy isn't actually the VP of Primerica, I think he's just a regional VP of a certain office of Primerica (sounds similar to other MLM where there are various levels within various regions, much like Vector).
Sounds funny that they have so much time to interview so many people, it's almost like they're desperate.

From past experience, most jobs opportunities are first filled my family members or friends of the respective company, so it really is amazing how they can afford to hand out this many interviews.

I just met with Mr. Grossman.  He is a VP. He's hiring people direct to him because he is in charge of expansion.  Too bat mouse didn't follow through... did you even call him to say you weren't coming in, or did you just not show.  Grossman has many contacts, it's obvious once your enter his establishment.  Very good conduct, very professional atmosphere - I hope I get this chance!!

This is a pyramid scheme. They just want you to recruit more people and rip off your friends and family so the people on the top of the pyramid can get rich. Look up how much the average agent makes and you will see what it is all about. According to their own website, the average income of a Primerica representative in 2010 was $5,296 - what a joke:

http://www.primerica.com/public/primerica_disclosures.html

www.simplesite.com/truthsonprimerica.com

Went to one of these bogus "interviews" in one of their "offices" located in a shabby strip mall.  Was total garbage, of course, a total waste of time - just a pyramid scheme as others have indicated.  Was hounded for months after by these losers trying to get me to sign up.

Even on their own website, buried under a tiny link to "Important Disclosures", they admit that the average income of one of their "representatives" in 2010 was (drum roll) $5,296 per year:

http://www.primerica.com/public/primerica_disclosures.html

Quite the little dialogue Grossman has going on here between fake posters about the thrilling "opportunity" they have been so exalted to be invited to participate in.  Then again, fake postings and bogus job offers are pretty much par for the course for this operation and others of their ilk.

Avoid.