-Do not expect to take a day off your first year. If you do, expect to hear about it from your "managers"
-During pre-contract, you need to have 2 hours every Friday set aside for a conference call that is essentially just a waste of time talking about what you and everyone else did during the week and if you didn't meet their expectations, be ready to get hammered in front of everyone.
-Do NOT believe a recruiter if they tell you that you will make over $100k your first year. You do not have the product or market knowledge off the bat to make this. The only exception would be that you already have a year or two experience in the industry.
-Do not have a job while acquiring your licenses or else you will be hammered for not advancing fast enough.
-Trainers say they are there too help you during license studying, but they aren't, they just refer you too the material or company you are studying through
-Lot's of up front costs that you need to have saved for. My $800 that was told to me during an interview with my recruiter turned out to actually be $1800