<prompt> Human: Cross-posted from rjobs...Ive had 2 phone interviews for a senior marketing position with a tech startup, both of which went extremely well. They want me to come in for an in-person interview next week.The product manager sent me an email asking me to prepare a detailed presentation which Ill give during the interview. He wants the presentation to include:1. What is your vision for company? Specifically, what do you foresee as the best strategy and channels to achieve cost-effective leads, sales and awareness?2. What does a 6-month roadmap look like? Please breakout by monthly deliverables.3. Based on your experience, will you require 3rd party resources content creation, design, tools, etc. to achieve your strategy? If so, please provide high-level detail around what and projected costs.This strikes me as a little too much to ask for an in-person interview. Granted, I requested a high salary range and they didnt flinch 10k-40k higher than where Im at, but still. To put together an effective presentation that answers all these questions would take at least a couple hours of research, looking at their product and industry, and so on. All unpaid work. Im wondering if maybe the CEO is a bit green, or just trying to take advantage.I havent encountered this extensive a homework request in an interview before, but I havent done any tech startup interviews in awhile so Im not sure if this is normal. Im in Los Angeles, by the way.Im comfortable in my current job, and while the pay isnt as good as it could be, its extremely stable and theres a good worklife balance. This new company would require an hour commute or moving to a higher COL area.What do you think? Worth going to the interview, or should I say no thanks and cancel?  <response>: I would not put together any sort of roadmap or plan with hard numbers into a presentation for an interview.I would be happy to talk about my vision for the department, how I would broadly like to achieve it, and what sort of resources I believe Id require - but specifics? On paper? FOH, Im not doing the job for free. 