> Look for some proof that they've built, designed or sold something substantial, before you agree to do all the work for them I disagree. 4 months working for

> Look for some proof that they've built, designed or sold something substantial, before you agree to do all the work for them I disagree. 4 months working for a semi-criminal part mad-man is an amazing opportunity to learn about life and humanity. Every time I meet someone who went from straight A’s at school, to university/college and then straight into a graduate scheme at some multinational, then onwards and upwards into some successful, but otherwise shallow career I feel so sad for that person that they missed out on the beautiful weirdness of life.