I actually had a job interview today. It was a company called Pancho, Inc. Particularly, it was for their web services site called mypancho.com, which provides domain names, hosting and website services. I was interviewed for a sales job, where I would be trying to get new customers to buy web services. It would start out on 20% commission (which was good from what I heard but feel free to correct me). I could also work out of home or out of the office, and it's flexable so I could still go on con trips. It's a small company that's only two and a half years old. They also seem to have started recording some audio CDs and record commercials for their products.

My interview went well, and from how it went, I basically have the job when I say so and sign forms. I'm kind of hesitant though, and I'm not sure why. It might be because I'm uncertain about how steady a paycheck from commissions will be. Really though, it may just be me being anxious at taking that next step in life in getting a real job. I told them that I would talk to them next week to sign any forms and nail it down. I don't think anything better for me will pop up in that time, so I guess I'll go for it.

Thoughts?

Also, one of the places I applied to, South Central Media, said they didn't have any positions for me but that they may keep me in mind for some freelance copywriting for the web, so that's cool too.