Okay, let’s tackle this. So Greg has a mix of sales, management, and customer service skills, which are valuable in many industries. His experience with Microsoft Office and Google Apps suggests he can hit the ground running in many office settings. However, his skills in videography and editing are more specialized. Considering his broad skill set, I'll look at national averages for sales and management professionals in the US. According to data, entry-level sales managers in California can start around $60,000 per year, but this doesn't directly translate to an hourly rate. Let’s assume a 40-hour workweek and 52 weeks per year. This gives us a salary of around $124,000 per year, or about $75 per hour. However, this is a rough estimate and may not reflect Greg's actual earning potential. Factors like his level of experience, industry, and specific skills could impact his rate. For example, a more experienced sales manager or someone with specialized skills like video production might command higher rates. Without more specific information, I'll stick with a conservative estimate of $75 per hour.