Forum - View topicINTEREST: Shueisha, Kodansha Post Job Listings for 1-Day Manga Editors
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Kadmos1
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Good luck to those that win. A measly 250? How about $1000?
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BodaciousSpacePirate
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It sounds like this is a way of turning "we're shortstaffed, so we're going to need some temps" into a contest/some publicity, to be honest.
Still, if you're an out-of-work manga editor in Japan, then $250 for a day's work sounds pretty good. Plus, you can put Shueisha/Kodansha on your resume. |
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Razor/Edge
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You must be joking. That's over $60,000 a year. That's middle class range in America. And there are a lot worse jobs that earn a lot less money. |
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Kadmos1
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I don't see how that fare that's a one day thing. |
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lys
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Isn't $250 a reasonable wage for a single day of work? For an 8-hr day that's like $30/hr (they might expect a longer work-day but it still should work out to a good rate).
It still sounds kind of weird to work a job for just one day (I always wonder if there's any basis of truth in all the "My cousin/uncle owns a cafe and suddenly needs a part-timer for a week!" anime/manga storylines) but maybe it's also seen as a chance to build some connections with the publisher and experience doing the job (then again maybe they expect you to already be experienced: one day doesn't really give them much time to train you). |
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