The mega-popular entertainment company are searching for a film and TV fan to help go through its extensive catalogue and watch it all.<\/p>\n
All you have to do, according to Esquire<\/a> , is “watch, research, rate, tag, annotate and write analysis for movie and TV content” as an editorial analyst of original content. <\/p>\n There are few boxes you need to tick first, though.<\/p>\n The lucky candidate will have to have a good general knowledge of film and TV, which, if you’re already a Netflix aficionado, should come easily to you.<\/p>\n They would also have to be able to summarise whatever it is they’ve watched, and have serious binge watching stamina.<\/p>\n Applications for the no-doubt coveted position have since closed, and there was no salary sum mentioned.<\/p>\n But, whatever. We’re already basically doing this job for free anyway.<\/p>\n It’s an exciting time to join the Netflix team.<\/p>\n The streaming giant have some highly-anticipated new releases coming out in April, including Jaws, Knocked Up and The Blues Brothers .<\/em> <\/p>\n Original article published on:\u00a0https:\/\/www.mirror.co.uk\/news\/weird-news\/netflix-hiring-professional-binge-watchers-12303047<\/a><\/p>\n On – 04 Apr, 2018 By <\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" What did you want to be when you were younger? And, as an adult, how many times on a grey, hungover Sunday have <\/p>\nYes, ‘binge watcher’ officially became a job title.<\/h3>\n
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