GenZ Publishing Reviews

Pros

Very flexible work hours, everybody is nice

Cons

Pay not enough and sometimes too much workload

Pros

You get to edit a book over it's publication process

Cons

Unpaid and impersonal, management seems a little unprofessional

Pros

You get good experience with your area of interest. Also if you ask questions they will get answered

Cons

Its a little isolating because its completely online so you're a little on your own for projects. Not a lot of face to face interaction

Pros

Great communication overall and awesome sense of community Lots of opportunities to improve Opportunities to continue after internship

Cons

Didn't see all of the content I worked on go out, but that is to be expected!

Pros

A good intro to the publishing industry. They were very flexible throughout the pandemic and because it was a remote position.

Cons

There was really never feedback given for the work I turned in beyond a few revisions. Sometimes there were weeks without any work or contact and other times it would be a bunch of work due the next day.

Pros

The company is online, so there's a lot of flexibility to make your own schedule and the founder is really nice and easy to work with.

Cons

Sometimes it takes a while to get feedback and final approval on assignments.

Pros

- get that bullet point on the resume - proofread manuscripts that are mostly terrible, but sometimes decent

Cons

- no feedback from editor! You have no idea if your contributions matter, or if you're doing something wrong - there are a LOT of bad submissions to read through. This is a slush pile open to twelve-year-olds.