HxL

[Samantha]

I haven't had the chance to DJ as much as I've wanted to, because of certain problems I've been having to deal with for a little bit, but this doesn't necessarily mean that I'm not keeping up with other things throughout the department. Just recently I've gotten better news, on how I'll be able to DJ a lot more now, but as I said..I have been keeping up with other duties when it comes to Head DJs. I have noticed myself that I haven't DJ'ed in a while, which is exactly why changes were recently done, and I should be able to DJ/stream more now.

Thanks .

I believe the department may need an extra Head DJ, acting at least. I know that may in the pipeline but from where I am that's how it looks.

[Richie]

@Richie; in Rare Values I know Heads do a lot more than Experts or normal staff and in News everyone does the same amount of reports (Heads do the editing, staff bonding and such too) so I believe that they do more there. I think in Events it's different @Mathew; may help there but I can only go on the departments I'm in. I remember having a chat with Mike and he said that heads and managers should really do more than the normal staff and after changing news to form this I agree with you too.

I just looked at the seniors in the events department (I don't think there's a head position so it's as equal I suppose) and the two seniors smurfed- and amy- did tonnes of events during the habbox olympics so I don't think things like duties from 'lower' roles should be more lenient as it is part of there duties, it's just more of a work load and that should go for all departments if it isn't already.

[BOOMitsGINA]

Well me speaking as a Senior we do a lot more than just DJ 20 hours a month (Think I passed that part of the role LOOL on my 42nd Woop). Anywho we have targets to achieve each week and by the end of the month we need to have done a certain of tasks altogether So can be quite tough at times haha Just letting you guys know incase you didn't think we did much, that's the reason we only need to do a minimum of 20 slots.

[Red]

People in higher positions should be prepared to work harder, not have less to do. :S Thats really insulting to the people lower down the scale who are working their butts off and putting loads of hours in. Posting away is understandable and going to happen but I don't get why hxl seems to have two categories, one for posting away and another for reduced activity?

[Samantha]

Well me speaking as a Senior we do a lot more than just DJ 20 hours a month (Think I passed that part of the role LOOL on my 42nd Woop). Anywho we have targets to achieve each week and by the end of the month we need to have done a certain of tasks altogether So can be quite tough at times haha Just letting you guys know incase you didn't think we did much, that's the reason we only need to do a minimum of 20 slots.

20 slots is a lot but really that could be broken down into X amount per week as afterall you and many other members want a fuller timetable .
@Red; stop posting things I agree with lmao! I remember near Christmas or something like that, no it might have been Easter there were a few managers 'away' and Logan was on Reduced Activity, I still believe that if you're on reduced activity depending on your circumstances you can still do the work.

[Richie]

Well me speaking as a Senior we do a lot more than just DJ 20 hours a month (Think I passed that part of the role LOOL on my 42nd Woop). Anywho we have targets to achieve each week and by the end of the month we need to have done a certain of tasks altogether So can be quite tough at times haha Just letting you guys know incase you didn't think we did much, that's the reason we only need to do a minimum of 20 slots.

Don't get me wrong Gina you're a lovely girl and do a lot for the department but is it really necessary to add how brilliant you are to every bloody post?

[Mathew]

The four of us in Events Management held 38% of events during the Habbox Olympics which is probably just about our fair share. I don't think it's a matter of enforcing requirements left, right and centre. If you've managed to reach the higher ranks (for lack of a better phrase) then it's clear to see you're rather dedicated and will inevitably do more than is expected of you. It's all about being a role model and generally being an all-round nice person - whether it be hosting events, posting on the forum or adding events to a calendar.

[OllzIsTasty]

HabboxLive is slowly improving at the moment. Once Logan has gone through the DJ applications I'm sure the radio timetable will look much better. We have had a lot of DJ's leave in the past week including Senior DJ's and Head DJ's. I am sure that in the next couple of weeks, the radio will have vastly improved.

I remember a few years back when HabboxLive worked closely with the events department. I feel if let's say HabboxLive and Habbox Events do this again, it will help out both departments. Bringing in listeners for Live and Habbo's to the events. If I am right, if you was a HabboxLive DJ you were able to see the events staff forums as-well. Correct me if I am wrong.

[Alex3213]

The four of us in Events Management held 38% of events during the Habbox Olympics which is probably just about our fair share. I don't think it's a matter of enforcing requirements left, right and centre. If you've managed to reach the higher ranks (for lack of a better phrase) then it's clear to see you're rather dedicated and will inevitably do more than is expected of you. It's all about being a role model and generally being an all-round nice person - whether it be hosting events, posting on the forum or adding events to a calendar.

I'm in support of this but like Richie said, I think that for any senior role the minimum for any member of the department should completed, management or not. I know that in comps I always did the amount of comps (sometimes more admittedly) a normal staff would have to do in addition to the managerial side and this should apply for every department.

[Mathew]

I remember a few years back when HabboxLive worked closely with the events department. I feel if let's say HabboxLive and Habbox Events do this again, it will help out both departments. Bringing in listeners for Live and Habbo's to the events. If I am right, if you was a HabboxLive DJ you were able to see the events staff forums as-well. Correct me if I am wrong.

There used to be the "Requests Forum" which was an additional section for Events Organisers and HxL DJs. It consisted of Events Organisers popping along and posting when their events were being held, so DJs could make a note who was on air at the time and then advertise. Phil and I asked for it removing because I just thought it was pointless - we want all the events advertising, so it shouldn't really be a case of requesting one! I'm not really sure how prompt DJs are when it comes to advertising, but I usually send a shoutout in just to make sure.