Contractor

Name

First NameLast Name

Email

example@example.com

Phone Number

Please enter a valid phone number.Format: (000) 000-0000.

City/Region (to help us better math you with a client)

When are you generally available for this kind of work?

Have you ever done any of the following

Tell us about any relevant experience you've had

How would you typically handle an unexpected situation?

Why are you interested in this kind of work?

You walk into a quiet restaurant and the client is not where they are supposed to be, they are now in the very back where it is hard to approach without going out of the way. Walk me through what you would do. (This is to help us pressure test the service. Your input here is very important, don't be afraid of thinking outside the box, there are no wrong answers.

A stranger at the event asks how you know the client. What's your best response?

How would you create healthy distance between yourself and the client in a live interaction?

Other

After the moment ends, someone that overheard your interaction catches you outside and wants to chat about what they heard. What do you do? (No wrong answers just walk us through how you would handle the situation.

How comfortable are you in role-play IRL?

1 is Worst, 5 is Best

A client tries to get you to break a BYOB rule (e.g. impersonate a police officer, lie about legal status, provide an alibi etc.). What's your response?

This isn’t just performance. It’s real life.
Some of our clients are referred by therapists. Others are simply trying to rebuild confidence after setbacks, anxiety, or years of feeling invisible. Either way, they’re making a big decision — letting someone step into their life to help shift how they see themselves.

This isn’t therapy, but it is therapeutic.
Your presence is the catalyst. Your timing and subtlety can create a moment they’ll replay in their mind for weeks — possibly years. To make that happen, we require each contractor to have a short face-to-face call (Zoom or phone) with the client before the scheduled interaction. It’s usually 5 minutes or less. This is to help the client feel more comfortable, reduce anxiety, and build trust — especially if they’re nervous leading up to the moment.

In that moment — when you step in — they’ll be watching everything.
If it feels robotic, they’ll feel it. If it feels seamless, it becomes part of their real life.
That’s what we’re aiming for.

After reading the above section Tell us — in your own words — how you feel about that kind of responsibility.(There’s no “right” answer. We just want to know how you’re thinking about it.)