Monday, July 7, 2014

Netflix is looking to pay someone to watch Netflix all day

BYJamie Rigg @jmerigg15 hours ago

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Ploughing through your new favourite series on Netflix is something you probably enjoy doing after a working day, but what if it was your working day? You see, Netflix has a fancy recommendation engine that suggests movies and shows you might like based on your prior viewing habits. To do that successfully, it needs information from a special group of humans that goes beyond the basics like genre and user rating. "Taggers," as they're known, analyse Netflix content and feed the recommendation engine with more specific descriptors if, for example, a film is set in space or a cult classic. In short, these people get paid to watch TV all day, and Netflix is currently hiring a new tagger in the UK. There's obviously a little more to the job than binge-watching House of Cards, but will perks like working from home, flexible hours and a free Netflix subscription, you'd be mad not to throw your hat into the ring.

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Are you going to apply for Netflix's content tagger job?

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Source: Netflix Jobs

Origin: Engadget UK

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