Everforth Creative Circle Copywriter interview questions

Creative Circle is basically a staffing agency, so interviews are used to ascertain professionalism and also how best to market your skills to their clients. The interviewer was personable and friendly, and asked about the experience listed on my resume and then we moved on to desired wage, location, etc.

Professional atmosphere, with a casual tone. Interviewer was female, considerably younger than myself. She was friendly, with good eye contact, told me her past experience in my field, and explained how their services as a third party provider worked. She sat next to me, and engaged in my powerpoint presentation with sincere positive responses. She did nothing to make me feel uncomfortable about my age, which is 52. She seemed to appreciate my varied experience in audio and video production, and responded favorably to my intermittent attempts at humor to break the ice. Her attire was a bit more casual than I had expected, but that did not bother me, as I realized that her position is that of an agent, rather than a direct employer. The company has been sending me a reasonable amount of leads, but none in the niche that I would be right for. I appreciate that her company seems to be trying to find the right fit for me. The only downside is that the company does farm former employers for work for themselves, which I feel is a bit of a conflict of interests. I realize that the job market is very difficult right now, especially in this industry and locale, and I will continue to send out my materials and resumes to job requests that fit my skill sets.