I E-mailed my resume and cover letter to iMarket and received an informal E-mail reply from the president very soon after, requesting a phone interview. I must admit that I was surprised to hear directly from her, as, with every other interview I have had, at least several days have passed between application and initial contact. The brief initial interview consisted of the president, who was interviewing me, asking questions such as, "Tell me about yourself," "Describe your writing style" and "How would you edit a colleague's content?" She moved swiftly, asking no followups. Overall manner was lacking in pleasantries and apparently uninterested in learning any details about me that might distinguish me from other candidates. Potential applicants please note -- iMarket doesn't mention this anywhere in the job description and probably wouldn't have mentioned it unless I asked specifically, but ***this is not a salaried position.*** It is ***hourly.*** Since I seek a salaried position with benefits, I was unhappy to learn that iMarket does not consider such information about the position important enough to put in job ads. Based on the brusqueness of the interviewer and the fact that the job ad did not explicitly state that the position was hourly, I formed an unfavorable impression and withdrew candidacy directly after interview.