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1. Compared with larger publishing houses, all proofreading and color matching are handled by the editor, so you can quickly understand the publishing process.
2. The work schedule is very fixed, with a clear distinction between busy and slow months.
3. The authors are all angels. At most, they may submit their manuscripts late; they will not be rude to editors or put on airs.
4. Overtime pay is provided.
1. Typesetting is outsourced, but the outsourcing companies also have high turnover. It is frustrating to deal with new hires who miss things here and there, while experienced staff may also go over your head to complain to your supervisor.
2. No salary adjustment mechanism.
3. You need a high EQ and should be careful not to get dragged into disputes for no reason (the people who smile most innocently are often the ones who stab you the deepest).