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1. Are you available for projects Monday–Saturday? *

Yes

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2. This position is a 1099 independent contractor role, meaning you have flexibility in your schedule and work opportunities, but it also comes with personal responsibility for taxes and expenses. Does this arrangement work for you? *

Yes

No

3. Are you comfortable traveling for projects if needed? *

Yes

No

4. Do you have reliable transportation to and from job sites? *

Yes

No

5. This job requires physical labor, including lifting up to 50lbs and being on your feet all day. Are you comfortable with this? *

Yes

No

8. A client move is running behind schedule, and we need to stay an extra hour to finish unpacking. What would you do? *

Communicate with the team lead and adjust my schedule if possible to stay and help.

Leave at the originally scheduled time, even if it means the job isn’t finished.

Say nothing and just work slower to make it someone else’s problem.

Complain to the client about the time change and ask them to figure it out.

9. You arrive at a client’s home for an unpacking project, but the movers are delayed, and there are no boxes to unpack yet. What do you do? *

Look for other ways to be productive and check in with the team lead for next steps.

Sit and wait for the movers to arrive.

Leave the site and come back later.

Tell the client to call us when the movers show up, then head home.

10. You're working on an unpacking project, and the client is visibly stressed. They start moving items around after you’ve organized them and second-guessing the placement. What do you do? *

Keep working without acknowledging their stress. You assume they’ll settle down once they see the final result.

Pause and ask the client what their concerns are, reassuring them that you can adjust things as needed. You remind them that the goal is to create a system that works for them.

Get frustrated and ask the team lead to handle it because the client keeps undoing your work.

Stop organizing and let the client do whatever they want, even if it means the space won’t be as functional.