Anyone planning to apply for Habbo Staff in the future?

[Immenseman]

i know that some parts of the job are well paid, like player support for what it is. i don't think it's all that strenuous and it's a comfortable wage, especially if you're quite young which they tend to be.

[Kronics]

I wouldn't mind working for them Im actually looking to see if their are any positions available for MODs for UK Hotel. I dont think im qualified for any other position

[Pyroka]

Hmm maybe, Ill see how my media society is and if I like it I might apply as a Moderator and see where that goes tbh. Better to just start low and make your way up imo.

[GoldenMerc]

I would say 30k a year is good if you just left college on a level 1 basis, but being qualified ect... aint worth 30k a year full time.

[Immenseman]

you don't need a degree for a job there. truth. obviously advanced roles will differ. considering that, pay isn't that bad.

[Kronics]

you don't need a degree for a job there. truth. obviously advanced roles will differ. considering that, pay isn't that bad.

I agree, they ask for personal skills more than anything.

[Accipiter]

mod jobs i believe you just need to be of age.

any jobs further than that im pretty sure you need a study of some sort to get the job. media is the only thing i can think of that comes to mind atm.

[Kronics]

mod jobs i believe you just need to be of age.

any jobs further than that im pretty sure you need a study of some sort to get the job. media is the only thing i can think of that comes to mind atm.

Yes, it is just age. As I said before the rest is just personal skills Communication blah blah blah.

[Antony]

you obvo see their job as just logging onto habbo and doing crap jobs then, its alot more than that. And it takes a fair bit of training to get to their position thats why their on such high pay. and tbf, i wouldn't really call 5 days a week from about 11 till 5or6 is full time. i'd be pretty much happy with a shift like that.

And who ever said people who just go "oh wow i played habbo, now im staff" i don't see it like that, i know i have to work to get places, or else i'd have quit my media course in college right now So don't put me down as a pathetic noob who sees becoming habbo staff as easy.

And tbh 30k a year for 1 person in a family is quite a stable income, and seeing as im going down the media path i can also do freelance work for local media companys on weekends to earn more cash. And tbf, money isn't life, i'd hate to live a life where i hated my job.

They all wont be on the same salary, a salary is based on a role and the amount of work you have within it (and a whole lot more) I.e Site Mgr wont be on same salary as Customer Support. They work a 9-5 day, no company would pay a 30k a year for 6 hours work, 5 days a week? It'd also be unlikely that a company like Sulake would take you on with just a media qualification. Most jobs these days are based on essential and desirable criteria, most of which is based upon experience in similar roles.

im 16 you ***, i can't jump straight to media in the same class as bbc, and tbh, i don't care about money aslong as i enjoy my job.

i dont think you'll be saying that when you've got rent/mortgage, bills, car, all to pay for each month. Think someone needs a bit of life experience :rolleyes:

[WetFloor]

I would apply for Moderator or Player Support and if I got the job I wouldn't work there forever... maybe a year - I'm not sure, but not forever. I might apply in February just to see if I get accepted or not lol.