I applied online for a position in sales and received a call about an hour later and did a very short phone interview (what is your state lisence number, what are you expecting to make an hour, etc...) and set a time to come in for a one on one interview. The first part of the interview was a typing test, followed by a questionare that basically gauges your morality and work ethics. When I passed those two things I was called in for a brief one on one interview where I stated my previous work expirience and why I wanted to work for Geico. After that there was a role playing interview. That did not go so well for me. The lady who was assigned to me said that I was too nice and not pushy enough for sales (even though I already had my state lisence and had been selling personal insurance for over a year) and she thought I would be better suited to customer service. May I just say that selling insurance (something people are legally required to have) is a little different from selling overpriced car washes (something no one really needs) and I think the role playing part of the interview should be a little more realistic. She offered me a position, but the only openning was working nights, which is apparently pretty standard for first time hires with Geico, so I declined.