How is the treatment of Phoenix Publishing Media Group? Is it hard to work in a publishing house? Do you need to work overtime often?

Phoenix is very good. It is the largest publishing group in China at present, with total assets and sales exceeding10 billion. Editors need to take the national publishing intermediate qualification examination. Usually the publishing society gives you a year to get to know the publishing house and prepare for the exam (this exam is still difficult and needs special preparation). The editor's job must be planning topics, soliciting contributions and revising manuscripts. The editing work may be complicated, and it is a bit like an editing assistant at first. As for whether you are busy or not, it is hard to say that editing is a creative job. Some publishing houses only require editors to work twice a week, but with performance pressure (reading manuscripts, publishing articles and selling), you can't be very free. In terms of treatment, Phoenix's treatment is not bad. Some of my classmates are children from Jiangsu, and they all say it's ok. They are undergraduates, and their publishing position is about 3,000 yuan a month. They provide free housing, two rooms and one living room. However, due to the restructuring of the publishing group, you are unlikely to get the establishment, that is, the employment system, and the treatment will be much worse than that of the old employees with the establishment. You should be prepared for this, it is impossible to get equal pay for equal work in China. If you have a compilation in a university, don't go to a publishing house. If you haven't compiled it, you can try it, because if you plan a bestseller, the commission is still objective.