I appreciate that the auditions are actually paid ($25 an hour, irrespective of the position) and as they claim, you can complete the assignment at your conveni

I appreciate that the auditions are actually paid ($25 an hour, irrespective of the position) and as they claim, you can complete the assignment at your convenience, sounds really reasonable. Where I feel hesitant is - they hire "all" their employees on contract basis. Wouldn't a great work place want their 'employees' be their 'people'? Would you feel like the product belongs to you? And the tone of the whole article also makes it a little dry - check out the comment by "Eugeny Brychkov" and may be you'll understand what I'm saying.