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No and no. However the company I was hired into was interested in the projects I've worked on not necessarily for the projects themselves because they were unrelated to their projects, but because I...

As I said, a description of what you worked on is generally all you'll need. However, you'll need to be careful not to violate any prior agreements you've made while working as a Freelancer (such as...

It really depends on where you're applying. There are a lot of factors which go into the employer's decision to hire or not to hire someone and these aren't all from the minimum requirements sheet,...

1. Not necessarily
2. Yes, as long as you're diligent in your work. If you're allowed, keep some "samples" from your freelance work and put those into your portfolio (or reference what you've done...