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Make sure they pay you for the time you spend on the project. Even if it’s a test. Work is work, even if it’s for an interview.
That’s not going to happen and probably lucky they are signing the doc that says they won’t use it
I wouldn’t even do it if it were paid. Move on, find a real booking elsewhere, you’re better than this.
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It’s important to ask for compensation so companies stop doing this awful practice. Specially for more senior levels it’s just awful.
Also this. Don’t get played like others have.
https://www.instagram.com/p/CQSFdO5rk55/?utm_medium=copy_link
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The Freelancers Union has a contract-creator you can adapt, which may be helpful.
https://www.freelancersunion.org/resources/contract-creator/
I would instead insist on payment for your time. A company that expects you to create work for them for free (especially if it's the type of project where it sounds like they could be able to use your work for free!) sounds like a company that devalues design work.