It was very brief. I was asked about my location, and we discussed how I could relay my projects and what accounts could be used to receive payment after. Normally I tend to accept only commission projects, though an hourly pay seemed better, as I shamelessly felt that I could reliably remain involved in the project and receive work. To be honest, I had hoped for a position that would be entirely permanent, going from this, to the many that I felt would follow. To say that I had been fooled, would be an understatement.
Interview questions [1]
Question 1
"Would you be willing to accept an hourly rate with a set cap? We'd be willing to start you at twenty dollars and hour."
