I'm going to Qingdao Publishing Group for an interview. What is the position of the book planning editor in this unit, what is the salary, and what is the work pressure? How to interview?

I used to be a book planning editor. Nowadays, with the reform of book publishing, many publishing houses go to the market, and many publishing groups have been born. If you are a regular worker, the relative treatment within the system is very good, and like many civil servants, the benefits are good. On the contrary, if it is outside the system, it is relatively very hard. If you are interested in this industry, you are certainly encouraged to enter. If you have good contacts and you don't like them very much, I suggest caution (I mean, if you are a contract worker, you are outside the system and you have no background at home to become a regular worker).

Planning and editing the daily work is very tedious, and the most annoying thing is to review the manuscript, which requires patience. Generally, the salary of planning editors is basic salary plus sales commission, and the latter is the big head, that is, the sales volume of books you plan multiplied by the rebate. There are also planning fees, review fees, proofreading fees and so on. What do you think of work stress? It's boring anyway. The book you plan depends not only on your planning ability, but also on the level of the authors you cooperate with. If Han Han is in charge, do you still need to plan? Of course, like most domestic institutions, it is difficult for newcomers to occupy existing resources, so I won't say much about this, hehe.

What you should pay attention to in the interview is that besides good writing and solid basic skills (writing, grammar, etc. ), but also to show love for the book market. Are you interested in some books? What are some very good books on the market now? What are the great publishing companies? Why are they so interested? You need to know all this. Here, I'll give you a general idea. Look at bestsellers, look at the leaderboards on Dangdang, find out what kind of books sell well, look at the planning ideas edited by others, and find some topic reports online. Industry forums generally go to publishers' forums. The hottest company in China is called Reader. You can go and see their boss's interview. If you want to have the goods in mind, you can talk about it in Kan Kan, but you need to be reminded that the readers are a bit avant-garde and the business philosophy is a bit eccentric. Don't let yourself speak when you speak, but consider the interviewer's tolerance. If your interviewer is an old editor and conservative, you should sell books like instant noodles, lest he directly drive you away. There are also grinding iron, reading Yue Ji and the like, as well as the background of grand literature and so on. The other is the professional exam, depending on your strength. Of course, if you have access, you don't need to prepare these. Just prepare some China Maotai.