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Additionally, the boss sometimes asks editing assistants to go out and help with filming. Be careful not to apply for one position that ends up being two jobs. There is also no overtime pay, and filming sometimes runs very late. However, camera assistants are becoming increasingly scarce, so in the future they may hire someone as a camera assistant while also requiring editing duties, then pay the minimum salary. Be careful~
Work starts at 9 a.m. and ends at 6 p.m., and the hours are fairly punctual. Since everyone is eager to leave, there are only a few people around.
The company has only three managers. One is the boss, who has a quick temper; one is an editing director who is a very nice person; and one is a senior colleague (a “princess killer”—she is very scheming and plays underhanded tricks) who has probably driven many people out. Nearly half of the power in the company is in her hands. On top of that, the salary is only 24,000 and does not get adjusted. Staying there is just a waste of time—leave as soon as you can~~