It Could Be Worse 37945

There???s no better cure for the Mondays than looking for jobs, and no better cure for hating your job than reading job listings. Each week, we remind you that as bad your job is, it could be a lot worse.

This week, Sex Herald.com is looking for freelance porn critics. At first glance, reviewing NSFW websites for pay may seem like an upgrade from the work you’re doing as an amateur. But $7 a review is not worth mixing business and pleasure. Besides, writing samples from Sex Herald.com will probably not get you into the New Yorker and could get you fired from your current job.

The offer basically comes down to getting minimally compensated to review porn sites under a pseudonym. At least at your current terrible job, you can go by your real name.

Full listing after the jump.

Adult Website Reviewer Wanted (Midtown)
Reply to: job-495883506@craigslist.org
Date: 2007-12-01, 10:36PM EST

SexHerald.com (http://www.sexherald.com/home.html) is a publication that features all things sex. We are currently looking for website reviewers to peruse sites in either the gay and straight genres.

If you support free speech and like watching Internet porn, join SexHerald in a two-fold quest to provide awesome adult website reviews while endorsing sexual expression. Compensation is minimal ($7 per review) but the opportunity is once in a lifetime.

If you have no problems keeping to deadline and can write one or two (there is no maximum) 500-word reviews a week, then by all means apply. High-speed Internet access, as well as good knowledge of adult material, is required. For an idea of what these reviews look like, please see: http://www.sexherald.com/porn-sites/adult-reviews.html

Please put your resume and writing sample IN THE EMAIL BODY to editor@sexherald.com. We do not open attachments at this time. Candidates must reside in the NYC, NJ, Long Island areas for monthly meetings and must be at least 21 years of age.

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