2009-03-28, 05:35 PM
Anyone they hire would probably have to sign a non-disclosure agreement, meaning if you spilled any information about what goes on in there you could be sued. So on top of crappy pay, bad hours, and being generally hated by the public whenever you made one your [few] appearances, you couldn't even speak of the knowledge you gained. Whether it's about GM activities or patch updates or even what the company is like (well, this one could be changed if you filed a suit against them for treating you poorly.)
Either way, if you let something slip you'd get fried. Nexon hates when their surprises get ruined (like my five year old nephew) and would definitely lash out, which makes this job dangerous if you have even a tiny lack of self control.
And yeah, $9 is terrible compensation. Being a GM is less about banning people and more about watching people do wrong and doing nothing about it. You probably have to file a report for each account you ban, as well. It says on the site that you're not even allowed to take action without the permission of a supervisor.
Either way, if you let something slip you'd get fried. Nexon hates when their surprises get ruined (like my five year old nephew) and would definitely lash out, which makes this job dangerous if you have even a tiny lack of self control.
And yeah, $9 is terrible compensation. Being a GM is less about banning people and more about watching people do wrong and doing nothing about it. You probably have to file a report for each account you ban, as well. It says on the site that you're not even allowed to take action without the permission of a supervisor.